Kim Jong Un, next N. Korean leader

PYONGYANG, North Korea - Kim Jong Un (R), the youngest son of North Korean leader Kim Jong Il, attends a mass game session in Pyongyang on Oct. 9, 2010, in his first reported public appearance as the country's leader-in-waiting.

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