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Korean-Americans monitor developments after "Dear Leader's" death
Submitted by NAD on Wed, 12/21/2011 - 12:38Kim Jong-Il's death on Sunday has shifted the global focus to his youngest son Kim Jong-Un, whom many believe will rule briefly until a non-family member is democratically elected.North Korea's 24 million people are said to be rallying round Kim Jong-Un, according to the Korean Central News Agency: "At the leadership of comrade Kim Jong-Un, we have to change sadness to strength and cour
