S. Korean pop group Girls' Generation

S. Korean pop group Girls' Generation

SEOUL, South Korea - Members of the all-woman pop group ''Girls' Generation'' wave during an event at the Seoul Foreign Correspondents' Club on Nov. 1, 2010.

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