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31. The record is clear North Korea has previously committed abandoning its nuclear program.

32. Xinhua said China was now communicating with North Korea about the crash.

33. The Paris - based media group said North Korea, Turkmenistan and Eritrea were the worst violators.

34. The policy of the Bush Administration to North Korea runs a adjustable and transformable course from implicitness to explicitness, from inflexibility to relative flexibility.

35. Such programs would help enmesh North Korea in greater cooperation with the outside world, with benefits that Pyongyang might be loath to abandon.

36. North Korea was already an isolated state run by the late Kin Il-sung, though it was hardly the security threat it is considered to be today.

37. The six nations involved in talks with North Korea are expected to meet later this month to discuss the verification process.

38. Diplomats say it will also make it harder for North Korea ’s main ally, China,(sentencedict.com) not to accept the regime’s culpability.

39. Since the United States has made similar demands of Brazil and Iran, an LEU compromise with North Korea would have to be part of a larger policy shift in Washington.

40. North Korea introduced limited market reforms in 2002, which allowed people to buy and sell goods at free markets.

41. North Korea has stated it will resume disablement of its nuclear facilities.

42. North Korea has long demanded a security guarantee from the United States; given the volatile and aggressive nature of the regime, the U.S. has understandably been hesitant to give one.

43. North Korea remained belligerent despite Mr Obama's plea to tyrannies to "unclench your fist".

44. Another will look at the normalisation of ties between North Korea and America.

45. The government sent us six (!) minders who accompanied us all the way from Katmandu, Nepal to North Korea and back.

46. North Korea is mainly known for a totalitarian regime overseeing economic failure.

47. A lengthy illness would pose a leadership dilemma for North Korea, which has never acknowledged an incapacitating health crisis involving Mr.

48. GUANGZHOU, China: Japan and North Korea put China and South Korea to the sword at the Asian Games on Monday, inflicting demoralising defeats as the football tournament kicked into gear.

49. As with other state resources in North Korea, the railway system has military uses.

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50. North Korea has admitted abducting at least 13 Japanese national in the 1970 s and 80 s.

51. The US and North Korea do not have diplomatic relations and the Clinton-Kim meeting offered a rare chance to engage in back-channel discussions.

52. Investigators said evidence overwhelmingly proves North Korea fired a homing torpedo that caused a massive underwater blast that tore the Cheonan into two on March 26.

53. North Korea on Tuesday said it fired its artillery in response to a South Korean artillery shell landing in its territorial waters.

54. Cutting broadcasts of the games could be another option, but China's state-run TV stations would probably step in to help North Korea get a television signal, Stares said.

55. Meanwhile China continues to invest in mines in North Korea and a potentially valuable docking facility in Rajin-Sonbong that gives itits first access to the Sea of Japan.

56. The growing entente cordiale between Japan and India is based on the understanding that united they contain China and divided they are contained by China and its allies, North Korea and Pakistan.

57. Although skirmishes in the Yellow Sea are a likely result, few observers think that North Korea has any real intention of starting a general war.

58. Ri Ye-Gyong did immediately clipped the bar for North Korea, but the result was settled 14 minutes before the end when Rachel Buehler finished off a goalmouth scramble.

59. Thirty hours ago Euna Lee and I were prisoners in North Korea. We feared that at any moment we could be sent to a hard labour camp.

60. According to David Votypka, the studio's creative director and general manager, North Korea was simply more suitable to the fiction of a home invasion than either Russia or China.