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Kerry met with Brahimi, U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, and Russian Foreign Sergei Lavrov Friday night in Munich.

The windows of Ki Pak's house were not made of glass, but were small square frames covered with oiled paper.

It was a time of day when Ki Pak was generally free from any official duty, and he was glad to devote a little time to his son.

Ki Pak had an arrow-walk and target in his garden, and here it was that Yung Pak used to practise almost daily.

It sometimes happened that Ki Pak, in performing his official duties, was obliged to make long journeys to various parts of Korea.

With great courtesy and hospitality Ki Pak invited the stranger within the house.