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That meeting may come much sooner than any of the South Koreans expected.
When the South presented a deal during the third day of talks, the North's representatives walked out.All this fuss was not what many South Koreans expected, especially over what they believe to be a simple humanitarian issue.
The South Koreans expected to receive the ball back, as is the custom, from the opposition but instead Kader Keita of Ivory Coast and the Senegalese striker Mamodou Niang combined to score as the shocked Suwon players stood in the Qatari half.
The North Koreans expected a counterattack and immediately took up defensive positions at the eastern edge of the town.
But South Koreans expect more, especially on the divided families.
No doubt this compromise, even if dishonestly described as "the first step towards North Korea's denuclearisation" is indeed rather unsavoury, since North Koreans expect to be generously compensated in exchange for them halting (not dismantling) their nuclear program.
The photographer was held in his hotel room for three hours, his belongings were searched and some of his photos were confiscated.The South's government has not yet complained of this attempt by the North to tame a southern newspaper and, given the present state of affairs between the two countries, few South Koreans expect to hear an apology from the North.
But because of their short history of living overseas, some South Koreans expect that other cultures will behave the same way their own does and that Christianity will spread abroad as quickly as it did in South Korea, said Mr. Moon of the Korea Research Institute for Missions.
Competition has grown too, so it will be hard to get the kind of sales increases the Koreans expect.
He was heavily criticized because South Koreans expect high-level officials to work overtime during times of difficulty.
"Everybody all over the nation and the world now recognizes it as an instant change for the nation". What was at stake in connection with the Games, according to Chyun, was not simply a $3.1-billion 3.1-billion whinvestmentKoreans expect to get back in expanded foreign investment and international awhicheSouth their nation and culture, but something far more important.
