Let me introduce you to an acquaintance of mine, Mr. Pak (not his real name, of course). I have known him for a long time, and have even worked with him on a number of projects. I think many of you might find his life story rather interesting, though I must warn you in advance that some of the details are omitted for the sake of his personal security and the security of his family. Do not worry, though; most of what is omitted is minor.
Mr. Pak is now in his late 40s. He was born in the late 1960s into a family of well-educated, low-level elite North Koreans, and due to his academic abilities and perfect political background went to Kim Il Sung University, where he specialized in hard science.
Let me introduce you to an acquaintance of mine, Mr. Pak (not his real name, of course). I have known him for a long time, and have even worked with him on a number of projects. I think many of you might find his life story rather interesting, though I must warn you in advance that some of the details are omitted for the sake of his personal security and the security of his family. Do not worry, though; most of what is omitted is minor.
Mr. Pak is now in his late 40s. He was born in the late 1960s into a family of well-educated, low-level elite North Koreans, and due to his academic abilities and perfect political background went to Kim Il Sung University, where he specialized in hard science.
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