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| Woori Card CEO Jeong Won-jai, third from right, raises his fist with company employees and artist Kim Hyun-jung, fourth from left, at an event held at the card company's headquarters in Seoul, Thursday. The company celebrated as the number of its customers using its new credit card featuring Kim's artwork surpassed 1 million. The new card was launched five months ago. Courtesy of Woori Card |
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