S. Korean presidential election

S. Korean presidential election

SEOUL, South Korea - People watch a TV report on the South Korean presidential race between ruling Saenuri Party candidate Park Geun Hye and opposition Democratic United Party candidate Moon Jae In at Seoul station on Dec. 19, 2012.

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