Signs of new era emerging in N. Korea

PYONGYANG, North Korea - In this photo taken Nov. 22, 2009, junior high school children march on a street in Pyongyang singing songs in praise of Kim Jong Un, the third son of North Korean leader Kim Jong Il who is rumored to be his heir apparent.

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