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Did detained American's Christianity scare North Korean regime?

North Korea's sentencing of a detained American to 15 years hard labor could be an attention-getting ploy. But Kenneth Bae is a devout Christian, and 'the regime is scared to death of Christianity.'

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North Korea threatens more punishment for American prisoner

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Clinton meets N. Korea's Kim Jong-il

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Jailed journalists complicate Obama's approach to N. Korea

US weighs options to free journalists in North Korea