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Tuesday, 20 February, 2001, 12:42 GMT
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Police at the Daewoo Motor plant at Pupyong, west of the capital Seoul
Riots at South Korean factory
Hundreds of activists protesting over job loses at a car plant clash with security forces trying to end a three-day sit-in.

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Riots at South Korean factory
Hundreds of activists protesting over job loses at a car plant clash with security forces trying to end a three-day sit-in.

Police at the Daewoo Motor plant at Pupyong, west of the capital Seoul
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