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    Appreciation Wonyoung cant focus...

    Karma (part 2???)
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    Have you ever broken up with someone?

    broken up and been broken up with lots of people
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    News Hybe/MHJ Civil War Megathread

    those seems like the facts however whether it proves she breached the contract is a separate question I mean there could be a lot of things in the contract or SK tampering laws which deem it insufficient maybe they'll learn their lesson (or not)
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    News Hybe/MHJ Civil War Megathread

    good getting ready to return to SK!!!
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    Appreciation Wonyong very happy in France

    indeed lol
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    What parts of our world are...

    hmm...sometimes violence is the answer
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    How old where you when you started to like Kpop

    we may be older than you but we'll save you a place at the old oflks home
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    News Hybe/MHJ Civil War Megathread

    'sup my friend lol
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    News Hybe/MHJ Civil War Megathread

    Why is bullshit my friend? the judge interpreted the law as he saw fit (I assume it was a he) if one party disagreed with that decision they can appeal which is what Hybe is doing. Whether she violated the contract or not is a question of law and fact and the judge decided that she didn't...
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    Are you going or did you go to college?

    I did like almost 20 years ago lol
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    Appreciation Jihyo considers learning Spanish

    interesting
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    News Hybe/MHJ Civil War Megathread

    the law is the law and hybe failed to prove their case
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    News Hybe/MHJ Civil War Megathread

    HYBE Ordered to Pay Min Hee-jin 25.6 Billion Won In a legal dispute between HYBE and former ADOR CEO Min Hee-jin over a 'shareholder agreement,' the court ruled in favor of former CEO Min. As HYBE's claims of an 'attempt to seize management rights' and other grounds for contract termination...
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    News Hybe/MHJ Civil War Megathread

    In $17M ruling, Min Hee-jin appears to gain momentum in other suits, lose face with NewJeans fans A court sided with former ADOR CEO Min Hee-jin in her suit against HYBE, a ruling that effectively shifts the momentum back her way in a dispute that started in April 2024. Min is also set to...