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"She Said" (R, 2 hours, 9 minutes, Amazon Prime Video) This revealing and meaningful drama takes on a recent episode in history in which boots-on-the-ground New York Times reporters Megan Twohey (Carey Mulligan) and Jodi Kantor (Zoe Kazan), who are far from glamorous in their typical reporter taste in clothing and hairstyles, investigate the horrific, painstakingly hidden record of harassment and mistreatment of women in Hollywood by Harvey Weinstein, which helped launch the #MeToo movement and changed the conversation around sexual assault. With Patricia Clarkson; directed by Maria Schrader.

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[Photo] First Still Added for the Upcoming Korean Drama Daily Dose of Sunshine

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South Koreans will be getting a year younger as country adopts international aging system

South Koreans will be losing a year off their ages after the country scraps the traditional Korean aging system, wherein newborns are a year old, for the international system measuring age from the date of birth.

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South Koreans will be getting a year younger as country adopts international aging system

South Koreans will be losing a year off their ages after the country scraps the traditional Korean aging system, wherein newborns are a year old, for the international system measuring age from the date of birth.

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South Koreans set to become younger as traditional way of counting age scrapped

World News - SEOUL - South Korea on Thursday passed laws to scrap its traditional method of counting ages and adopt the international standard - a shift which will make its citizens either one or two years younger on official documents. Koreans are deemed to be a year old when born and. Read more at www.tnp.sg

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