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...n international conference on religion and healing at Sogang University in Seoul, Korea included the following: ...Christian healing in a pluralistic world” presented at Sogang University, Seoul, South Korea, May 2018, International Conference on Religion and Healing: T

...d supplies to [[Battle of Inchon|assault Inchon]] and begin the drive on [[Seoul]]. She remained at Inchon from the day of the initial landings, [[15 Septem

...e, William’s went on the write additional music for the [[Olympic Games in Seoul (1988)]], [[Atlanta (1996)]] and [[Salt Lake City (2002)]]. Although his d

...ica|U.S.]] M107 175mm Self-Propelled Gun at the War Memorial of Korea in [[Seoul]].}}

...northwestward to the capital. Hanseong, Korea's capital and present-day [[Seoul]], fell within 3 weeks, and most of the peninsula came into Japanese contro The Korean ambassadors returned to Seoul with Hideyoshi's letter in March of 1591. The letter thanked King Seonjo fo

...ewhat with the creation of an LLI "control section" at ASA headquarters in Seoul in late 1951. This section collated reports from the field and service as a

...test-firing in the Sea of Japan in 1993. The report quoted Yu Min in the ''Seoul Sinmun'', 5 January 1996, p.2. ...officer, Charles Willoughby, to establish a secret intelligence office in Seoul. Known as the Korean Liaison Office (KLO), its responsibility was to monito

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A stylized tiger cub was a mascot of the [[1988 Summer Olympic Games]] of [[Seoul]] with the name "[[Hodori]]", and the tiger is one of the most chosen anima

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...w York (disambiguation)|New York]], [[Paris]], [[Rome]], [[São Paulo]], [[Seoul]] and [[Shanghai]]. Smog is especially prevalent in geologic basins encirc

Korea: HQ: [[Seoul]] | ...hed a South Korean subsidiary, Nintendo Korea, in the country's capital, [[Seoul]], which replaced [[Daiwon C&A Holdings|Daiwon]] as the official distributo

...st story plus Q&A sessions with the main stars, and took in [[Cardiff]], [[Seoul]], [[Sydney]], [[New York, New York|New York]], [[Mexico City]] and [[Rio d

...America was [[Seung Sahn]]. Seung Sahn had been the abbot of a temple in [[Seoul]] and had also lived in [[Hong Kong]] and [[Japan]] when, in 1972, not spea

...s.<ref name="KIST"/><ref name="SNU">[http://seer.snu.ac.kr/trip/anc-4.html Seoul National University page]</ref>