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|description = SEOUL—Consular officer Thomas Vadja, left, receives the Superior Honor Award from Ambassador James Laney for his role in solving an immigration corruption case. |permission = |publication date = January-February 1997 |notes = |department = IA Collections: pub_state-magazine; sim_microfilm; periodicals |noimage = 1 }}

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