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Another Familiar Face Joins the Administration

ABC News’ Karen Travers reports: Outwit, Outlast, Outplay – that motto served Yul Kwon well when he won “Survivor: Cook Islands” in 2006. And it may come in handy for Kwon in Washington as he settles into a new position... Full Article at ABC News

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