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(2)Roh Moo Hyun wins S. Korea presidential election

SEOUL, South Korea - Roh Moo Hyun of the pro-government Millennium Democratic Party (MDP) and his wife Kwon Yang Sook celebrate Roh's victory in South Korea's presidential election in Seoul on Dec. 19. Roh defeated Lee Hoi Chang of the main opposition Grand National Party.

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(1)Roh Moo Hyun wins S. Korea presidential election

SEOUL, South Korea - Roh Moo Hyun of the pro-government Millennium Democratic Party (MDP) and his wife Kwon Yang Sook wave to supporters in Seoul on Dec. 19 after defeating rival Lee Hoi Chang of the main opposition Grand National Party in South Korea's presidential election.

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Chung joins Roh's presidential election campaign

SEOUL, South Korea - South Korea's soccer chief Chung Mong Joon (R) shakes hands with Millennium Democratic Party (MDP) candidate Roh Moo Hyun in the National Assembly on Dec. 13. Chung, who was defeated by Roh in the primary, said he will provide full support for Roh to win the Dec. 19 presidential election.

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(5)Campaign begins for S. Korea's Dec. 19 presidential poll

DAEGU, South Korea - Roh Moo Hyun, the candidate of South Korea's ruling Millennium Democratic Party (MDP) in the Dec. 19 presidential election, makes a campaign speech in Daegu on Nov. 27.

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(6)Campaign begins for S. Korea's Dec. 19 presidential poll

DAEGU, South Korea - Roh Moo Hyun, the candidate of South Korea's ruling Millennium Democratic Party (MDP) in the Dec. 19 presidential election, shakes hands with a voter during is campaign at a Daegu market Nov. 27.

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Roh Moo Hyun picked as MDP presidential candidate

SEOUL, South Korea - Former human rights lawyer Roh Moo Hyun is chosen April 27 to run as the ruling Millennium Democratic Party's (MDP) candidate in the Dec. 19 presidential election.

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S. Korea's Kim resigns from party post

SEOUL, South Korea - Photo shows South Korean President Kim Dae Jung at the Blue House presidential office in Seoul on Nov. 8. Kim resigned the same day from the presidency of the ruling Millennium Democratic Party (MDP) in an effort to ease an internal conflict among hopefuls in next year's presidential election.

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S. Korea's ruling party holds rally to protest Yasukuni visit

SEOUL, South Korea - Kim Joong Kwon (2nd from R), chairman of South Korea's ruling Millennium Democratic Party (MDP), and his fellow party members raise their fists at a rally in Seoul on Aug. 17 to protest Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi's Aug. 13 visit to Tokyo's Yasukuni Shrine.

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Lee reelected S. Korean opposition party president

SEOUL, South Korea - Lee Hoi Chang waves hand at his supporters May 31 after he was reelected president of the Grand National Party (GNP), South Korea's largest opposition group. In a speech after the election, the 65-year-old Lee said he would do his utmost to regain the lost political power from President Kim Dae Jung's ruling Millennium Democratic Party (MDP).

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S. Korea's Kim resigns from party post

SEOUL, South Korea - Photo shows South Korean President Kim Dae Jung at the Blue House presidential office in Seoul on Nov. 8. Kim resigned the same day from the presidency of the ruling Millennium Democratic Party (MDP) in an effort to ease an internal conflict among hopefuls in next year's presidential election.

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(6)Campaign begins for S. Korea's Dec. 19 presidential poll

DAEGU, South Korea - Roh Moo Hyun, the candidate of South Korea's ruling Millennium Democratic Party (MDP) in the Dec. 19 presidential election, shakes hands with a voter during is campaign at a Daegu market Nov. 27. (Kyodo)

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Chung joins Roh's presidential election campaign

SEOUL, South Korea - South Korea's soccer chief Chung Mong Joon (R) shakes hands with Millennium Democratic Party (MDP) candidate Roh Moo Hyun in the National Assembly on Dec. 13. Chung, who was defeated by Roh in the primary, said he will provide full support for Roh to win the Dec. 19 presidential election. (Kyodo)

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(1)Roh Moo Hyun wins S. Korea presidential election

SEOUL, South Korea - Roh Moo Hyun of the pro-government Millennium Democratic Party (MDP) and his wife Kwon Yang Sook wave to supporters in Seoul on Dec. 19 after defeating rival Lee Hoi Chang of the main opposition Grand National Party in South Korea's presidential election. (Kyodo)

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(2)Roh Moo Hyun wins S. Korea presidential election

SEOUL, South Korea - Roh Moo Hyun of the pro-government Millennium Democratic Party (MDP) and his wife Kwon Yang Sook celebrate Roh's victory in South Korea's presidential election in Seoul on Dec. 19. Roh defeated Lee Hoi Chang of the main opposition Grand National Party. (Kyodo)

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(5)Campaign begins for S. Korea's Dec. 19 presidential poll

DAEGU, South Korea - Roh Moo Hyun, the candidate of South Korea's ruling Millennium Democratic Party (MDP) in the Dec. 19 presidential election, makes a campaign speech in Daegu on Nov. 27. (Kyodo)

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(5)Campaign begins for S. Korea's Dec. 19 presidential poll

DAEGU, South Korea - Roh Moo Hyun, the candidate of South Korea's ruling Millennium Democratic Party (MDP) in the Dec. 19 presidential election, makes a campaign speech in Daegu on Nov. 27. (Kyodo)

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Roh Moo Hyun picked as MDP presidential candidate

SEOUL, South Korea - Former human rights lawyer Roh Moo Hyun is chosen April 27 to run as the ruling Millennium Democratic Party's (MDP) candidate in the Dec. 19 presidential election.

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S. Korea's ruling party holds rally to protest Yasukuni visit

SEOUL, South Korea - Kim Joong Kwon (2nd from R), chairman of South Korea's ruling Millennium Democratic Party (MDP), and his fellow party members raise their fists at a rally in Seoul on Aug. 17 to protest Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi's Aug. 13 visit to Tokyo's Yasukuni Shrine.

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Lee reelected S. Korean opposition party president

SEOUL, South Korea - Lee Hoi Chang waves hand at his supporters May 31 after he was reelected president of the Grand National Party (GNP), South Korea's largest opposition group. In a speech after the election, the 65-year-old Lee said he would do his utmost to regain the lost political power from President Kim Dae Jung's ruling Millennium Democratic Party (MDP).