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There is concern in the country about whether they will have undue influence and the president, Park Geun-hye, has toughened the regulations in order to make it harder for the civil servants to find employment with businesses. But this group of people have obvious attractions for lawyers. Some 69 have retired from the Supreme Prosecutors’ Office, for instance, and another 61 have left the National Tax Service. Source: Korea Times
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