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South Korea ruling party struggles for majority win

] - 24. Marzo 2008 - 9:45

SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's ruling party chief pleaded on Monday for unity around President Lee Myung-bak's economic agenda as the party struggled to avert a break-up ahead of a parliamentary election about two weeks away.

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