FOR North Korea's heir apparent Kim Jong-un, Oct 10, 2010, was a glorious day.
It was just two weeks since he had been unveiled before the nation as the successor to then-leader Kim Jong-il, his father, at a big conference of the ruling Workers' Party of Korea.
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