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Kim Young Sam

American  
[kim yuhng sahm] / kɪm yʌŋ sɑm /

noun

  1. 1927–2015, president of South Korea 1993–98.


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Faring less well was Kim Young Sam, 60, whose Reunification Democratic Party added only seven seats to its existing 52.

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Though Kim Il Sung won propaganda points by calling for a summit with South Korean President Kim Young Sam, it was the third time the North has proposed such a summit.

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The proposal for four-power talks was primarily a U.S. idea, but Clinton graciously gave all the credit to South Korean President Kim Young Sam, supplying a needed boast to Kim's popularity at home.

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By November the embattled government of Kim Young Sam was refusing to explain to U.S. officials just how much money was left in its foreign-currency reserve.

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He adds that the contest is becoming a race between Roh and Kim Young Sam.

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