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Netflix Faces Criticism for Inadequate Subtitles for Hearing-Impaired Viewers in South Korea

Netflix Faces Criticism for Inadequate Subtitles for Hearing-Impaired Viewers in South Korea
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Consumers to face higher prices for daily necessities after Chuseok

Consumers are expected to face a spike in the cost of daily necessities after the Chuseok holiday amid soaring international crude oil and other raw material prices, according to industry officials, Monday.

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Calls grow for steps to limit number of political banners

Amid a surge in complaints by the public as well as safety concerns over political banners mounted outdoors, calls are growing here to put a legislative restriction back in place to regulate political parties from putting them up.

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Will Korean seafood be safe after Japan dumps Fukushima wastewater?

Will Korean seafood be safe after Japan dumps Fukushima wastewater? Asia News Network (ANN) is the leading regional alliance of news titles striving to bring the region closer, through an active sharing of editorial content on happenings in the region.

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Will Korean seafood be safe after Japan dumps Fukushima wastewater?

Concerns are growing among South Koreans over the safety of seafood ahead of Japan's release of wastewater from the disabled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant into the ocean over the course of 30 years, despite “scientific” assessments which indicate that seafood consumed by Koreans has been, and will continue to be, safe. Some consumers have already started to hoard goods like sea salt out of fear tha.

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