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** FILE ** North Korean chief negotiator Kim Gye Gwan, left, and a member of his delegation listen to opening remarks at the Diaoyutai State Guesthouse in Beijing on the latest round of six-party talks on North Korea's nuclear program, in this November 9, 2005, file photo. Talks on North Korea's nuclear program will resume in Beijing on Dec. 18, China announced Monday December 11, 2006, as Japan demanded Pyongyang make progress toward abandoning atomic weapons. A resumption would end North Korea's 13-month boycott of the talks in protest over U.S. financial sanctions. (AP Photo/Peter PARKS, POOL, FILE)

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created date 2005-11-09

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source Associated Press

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