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- ↑ (2009.03.12) (쿠키人터뷰) ‘어느 별…’ 이민수 작곡가 “표절의 유혹은 달콤하지만…” (Kuki interview 'A star...' Composer Lee Min-su "Temptation of plagiarism is sweet, but..." Kookmin Ilbo
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