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    The Wall Street Journal‏Verified account @WSJ 18 Apr 2017

    Pyongyang's missile program has expanded significantly in range over the past 30-plus years. See how. http://on.wsj.com/2oQjafO pic.twitter.com/zW05K6qclj

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      1. Judy Mayers‏ @JudyMayers1 18 Apr 2017
        Replying to @WSJ

        HE MUST BE STOPED. ONE OF CHINAS UNDERCOVER MEN COULD ASSASSINATE HIM , SAVING MILLIONS OF LIVES .

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      1. Dick Hertz‏ @WildCardBeeches 18 Apr 2017
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        It's time to oust Kim Jong Un. Can't wait any longer.

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      1. Richard‏ @iaminrio 18 Apr 2017
        Replying to @WSJ @GillianHTurner

        Does anyone have a good definition for the "NoDONG" type missile mentioned here ??

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      1. Apple cake‏ @Applecake620 18 Apr 2017
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        The more we Waite the more NK gains evil power.

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      1. ML‏ @LamantiaMark 18 Apr 2017
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        It's time to act, we need to disarm and put this little man away

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      1. ARC4Freedom‏ @ARC4Freedom 18 Apr 2017
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        Neo con war monger GOP and WSJ love war!!! Money maker!! Who cares about the debt and US soldiers lives and other deaths right?!

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      1. David Barnes‏ @dabarnes2006 18 Apr 2017
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        I hate to think it but maybe it's time to act.

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      1. mrtim‏ @MRTIMFL 18 Apr 2017
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        WSJ plan is to sit and wait, see which country gets hit first? Perhaps proactive thinking is required

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      1. Today while we’re young‏ @Acky42 18 Apr 2017
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        I don't see North Carolina on the map. Does that mean I'm safe?

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      1. Silvan‏ @silvangehm 18 Apr 2017
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        north korea is just scared of losing its souverinity

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      1. Thilo‏ @ThiloAdamitz 18 Apr 2017
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        Is that like the claim that Saddam could bomb the West within 45 minutes from 16 years ago?

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      1. Domingo Trassens‏ @trassens 18 Apr 2017
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        The fear wave is climbing, however the failure of the last launch puts a question mark about the real power of Pyongyang.

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      1. Dan Nassimbene‏ @DanNassimbene 18 Apr 2017
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        This assumes the vehicle can actually fly... what is their launch success rate let alone getting past trans-stage flight

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