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ard labor after sneaking 
across the border from China.They later were pardoned on humanitarian grounds 
and released to former U.S. President Bill Clinton, who flew to Pyongyang 
on a rescue mission. He also met with then-leader Kim Jong Il, 
which paved the way for talks.Bae's trial on charges of "committing hostile 
acts" against North Korea place in Supreme Court on Tuesday, the state-run 
Korean Central News Agency reported.He was arrested in early November in 
Rason, a special economic zone in North Korea's far northeastern region 
bordering China and Russia, state media said. The exact nature of Bae's 
alleged crimes has not been revealed.Friends and colleagues say Bae, a Korean 
American who was living in Washington state, was based in the Chinese 
border city of Dalian and traveled frequently to North Korea to feed 
orphans.State media refers to Bae as Pae Jun Ho, the North Korean 
spelling of his Korean name.Bae is at least the sixth American detained 
in North Korea since 2009. The others eventually were deported or released.Three 
other Americans detained in recent years were also devout Christians. While 
North Korea's constitution guarantees freedom of religion, in practice only 
sanctioned services are tolerated by the government.North Korea may be fishing 
for another visit by a high-profile American envoy, said Ahn Chan-il, head 
of the World Institute for North Korea Studies think tank in South 
Korea."North Korea is using Bae as bait to 
ns that we can more effectively communicate with 
targeted audiences of their constituents.Beyond comprehensive immigration 
reform, FWD.US also supports education reform and expanded scientific research, 
with other co-founders including Joe Green of NationBuilder and LinkedIns 
Reid Hoffman.Council for American Job Growth is led by Democratic strategists, 
but has a TV ad in which Alaska Sen. Mark Begich, a 
Democrat seeking 2014 re-election in a largely conservative state, supports 
drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.The group Public Citizen 
argues that such support is surprising, pointing to a 2010 Greenpeace blog 
post in which Zuckerman tells Facebook followers that new offices in Oregon 
will go from coal to hydro power, adding were moving in the 
right direction here.They also cite an op-ed Zuckerberg wrote last month 
announcing the group in which he said the economy of the last 
century was primarily based on natural resources and a zero-sum situation 
in which if someone else had an oil field, then you did 
not.Credo has also taken its protest one step further by starting a 
campaign that calls on protesters to pledge to risk arrest if President 
Obama moves forward with a plan to approve the pipeline.The group says 
at least 60,000 people have already signed the pledge.
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