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US could consider 'some form of diplomacy' over N.Korea nukes: White House

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The US could consider "diplomacy" in its attempts to end the standoff with North Korea over the isolated country's nuclear arsenal. "We have a clear objective as it relates to North Korea, which is denuclearizing the ... Korean peninsula," says White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki. SOUNDBITE

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