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6:46Now PlayingStudents from Seoul are asking for about $15,000 each in damages. John Iadarola, Wosny Lambre and Helen Hong discuss on The Young Turks.
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"SEOUL — Dozens of students in South Korea have filed a lawsuit against the government after a proctor for this year’s high-stakes college entrance exam ended their test one minute early. They are asking for about $15,000 each in damages.
The 43 students who have signed on so far are among the 370 or so who took the exams Nov. 16 at a high school in Seoul. During the Korean language and literature session, the alarm ending the 80-minute test rang 60 seconds early because a test administrator mistakenly thought there was one second remaining instead of one minute."
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