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South Korea show of force

12/23/2010 10:11 am ET A South Korea K-1 tank fires live rounds during air and ground military exercises on the Seungjin fire training field in mountainous Pocheon, South Korea, on Dec. 23. North Korea criticized major land and sea military exercises staged by the South, but stopped short of threatening a retaliatory strike as tension remained high on the divided peninsula.