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[Photo News] Year of horse
Dec. 30, 2013 - 20:22
By Korea Herald
Horses run through a field on Jejudo Island on the eve of 2014, the Year of the Horse, which is the seventh sign on the Chinese zodiac and symbolizes speed, energy and freedom. (Kim Myung-sub/The Korea Herald)
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