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Ambassador Joe Yun, the top State Department envoy for North Korea, is retiring Friday. His departure threatens to handicap the Trump administration s aspirations to use diplomacy to solve the North Korean nuclear threat. Yun, 63, has been at the center of shaping the administration s policy toward North Korea since day one. He has served at the State Department for more than 30 y
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