Thursday, July 19, 2007 4:05 am | 
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N. Korea Agrees to Shut Down Nuke Programs
North Korea followed up the shutdown of its sole operating reactor with a pledge Wednesday to disclose all its nuclear weapons programs and disable them by the end of the year, South Korea’s nuclear envoy said.
[NPR]
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