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Pompeo to meet Kim Jong Un in N.Korea on Oct 7: State Dept

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US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo will meet North Korean leader Kim Jong Un on October 7 to push forward denuclearization efforts, the State Department says. SOUNDBITE

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