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		lifthrasiir on Aug 3, 2022 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: North Korean Tactics (2020) [pdf] Yes, its Hangul rendition is 성분 and it originally (and, in South Korea, only) meant ingredients in materials, typically chemical.

inversalAutoDoc on Aug 3, 2022 [–]

In other words, a literalization of human resources?

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