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9 hours ago · South Korea

In 1983 , South Korea planned two - hour TV search for war - split families drew endless calls , so the show kept running for 138 days , leading to 10 , 189 reunions | World News

In 1983 , South Korea planned two - hour TV search for war - split families drew endless calls , so the show kept running for 138 days , leading to 10 , 189 reunions | World News

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In 1983, South Korea planned two - hour TV search for war - split families drew endless calls, so the show kept running for 138 days, leading to 10, 189 reunions | World News

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