Celebration for Kim Jong Un

PYONGYANG, North Korea - Officers and soldiers dance at a ball for celebration in Pyongyang on July 18, 2012, as North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has been granted the new title of "marshal," the highest military rank in the country.

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