(3)N. Korean delegation arrives in S. Korea for Universiade

(3)N. Korean delegation arrives in S. Korea for Universiade

TAEGU, South Korea - Members of a delegation of North Korean athletes taking part in the World University Games enter the athletes' village in Taegu on Aug. 20.

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