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| S-Oil CEO Othman Al-Ghamdi, right, poses with Lee Sang-keun, left, chairman of the Korea Child Welfare Association, after donating 380 million won ($336,000) in scholarship money for orphans at the Sunduck Home in Seoul, Thursday. The scholarships will be given to university students majoring in engineering who grew up in the Sunduck Home and other orphanages in the city. / Courtesy of S-Oil |
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