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Treasury Department Official Says Banks Cutting Ties With North Korea
I did not realise that international banks had many ties with one of the last remaining Stalinist totalitarian countries in the world to start with. Live and learn, I guess.
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I guess someone has to launder all those counterfeit greenbacks...
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