K-pop purveyors build bands with multinational flair

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Black Pink comprises two South Koreans, a Thai and an Australian of Korean heritage. (Photo courtesy of YG Entertainment)

MOTOHIRO SHIRAKURA, Contributing writer

TOKYO If you turned on a TV in Japan seven years ago, there was a good chance you would see a South Korean pop act gyrating away. The odds of that are lower today.

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