Kim Jong Il appears to have left Beijing for N. Korea

BEIJING, China - A car believed to be carrying North Korean leader Kim Jong Il leaves the Diaoyutai State Guesthouse in Beijing on May 6, 2010. Later in the day, a special North Korea train believed to be carrying Kim left Beijing, a sign that he may have begun his trip back home after wrapping up a four-day visit to China.

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