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In this Feb. 22, 2014 photo, a huge screen shows a movie near a ski-lift at Masik Pass ski resort in North Korea's Masik Pass.  North Korea’s newest symbol of national pride and "single-minded unity," the ski resort at Masik Pass, nestled deep in North Korea’s eastern mountains, is an impressive site. It has 10 ski runs, from beginning to advanced, a well-equipped rental shop, and a 250-room, eight-story hotel for foreigners alongside a 150-room hotel for Koreans. The words on the screen read: "Ah, I call it (my) mother (my) homeland."  (AP Photo/Vincent Yu)

In this Feb. 22, 2014 photo, a huge screen shows a movie near a ski-lift at Masik Pass ski resort in North Korea's Masik Pass. North Korea’s newest symbol of national pride and "single-minded unity," the ski resort at Masik Pass, nestled deep in North Korea’s eastern mountains, is an impressive site. It has 10 ski runs, from beginning to advanced, a well-equipped rental shop, and a 250-room, eight-story hotel for foreigners alongside a 150-room hotel for Koreans. The words on the screen read: "Ah, I call it (my) mother (my) homeland." (AP Photo/Vincent Yu)

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