Japan, U.S., S. Korea to work for substantive results at nuke ta

BEIJING, China - (From L to R) chief delegates Chun Yung Woo from South Korea, Kenichiro Sasae from Japan and Christopher Hill from the United States speak with journalists at the end of their working dinner in Beijing on Dec. 21. They agreed to work on achieving substantive achievements in resolving the North Korean nuclear standoff despite difficult situations. (Pool photo) (Kyodo)

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