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Traditional samurai art demonstrated at Power

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Ann Arbor News, October 8, 1998

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Ann Arbor man at fitness meeting

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Ann Arbor News, September 10, 1981

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East Meets West

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Han Won Lee Demonstrates A Kick On Scott Sauger, July 1988

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Han Won Lee Demonstrates A Kick On Scott Sauger, July 1988

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Not Good Enough?

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Pioneer graduate kicks way to medal

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Take That!

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Students Of The Han Lee Taekwondo Training Center Demonstrate Their Sport On The Diag During Art Fair, July 1990

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