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A female presidential body guard shows her martial art skills during an anti-terror drill at the president's residence showcasing security preparations for an upcoming nuclear summit in Seoul. AFP Photo/Kim Jae-Hwan.
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South Korean presidential body guards wearing gas masks stage an anti-terror drill at the president's residence, showcasing security preparations for an upcoming nuclear summit in Seoul. AFP Photo/Kim Jae-Hwan.
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South Korean presidential body guards wearing gas masks stage an anti-terror drill at the president's residence, showcasing security preparations for an upcoming nuclear summit in Seoul. AFP Photo/Kim Jae-Hwan.
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A South Korean presidential body guard shoots a net at a 'terrorist' during an anti-terror drill at the president's residence, showcasing security preparations for an upcoming nuclear summit in Seoul. AFP Photo/Kim Jae-Hwan.
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South Korean presidential body guards stage an anti-terror drill at the president's residence, showcasing security preparations for an upcoming nuclear summit in Seoul. AFP Photo/Kim Jae-Hwan.
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South Korean presidential body guards stage an anti-terror drill at the president's residence, showcasing security preparations for an upcoming nuclear summit in Seoul. AFP Photo/Kim Jae-Hwan.
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A female presidential body guard shows off her martial art skills during an anti-terror drill at the president's residence, showcasing security preparations for an upcoming nuclear summit in Seoul. AFP Photo/Kim Jae-Hwan.
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South Korean presidential body guards show martial art skills during an anti-terror drill at the president's residence, showcasing security preparations for an upcoming nuclear summit in Seoul. AFP Photo/Kim Jae-Hwan.
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