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Sudden reunification could be trouble for Seoul
Seoul weighs the risks of a swift Korean unification after Kim Jong Il's death. Analysts warn abrupt integration could strain South Korea's economy and society, flood it with refugees, and burden it with massive costs while North Korea clings to power and resists rapid change.
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