Winners of Korean leaders look-alike contest

SEOUL, South Korea - Bae Eun Sik (L) and Sung Yang Kyu (R) celebrate each other in Seoul on June 11 after winning a Korean leaders look-alike contest. The starting date of the historic summit between South Korean President Kim Dae Jung and North Korean leader Kim Jong Il has been put off by a day to June 13.

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