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Tuesday - 2/25/2014, 9:30am  ET  South Koreans hold their North
Korean relative's hands on a bus after the Separated Family
Reunion Meeting at Diamond Mountain in North Korea, Tuesday,
Feb. 25, 2014. The first reunions of North and South Koreans in
more than three years have been held in North Korea. The final
group of Koreans to participate in reunions ends Tuesday. (AP
Photo/Yonhap, Lee Ji-eun) KOREA OUT  Associated Press  SEOUL,
South Korea (AP) -- The 88-year-old North Korean man stretched
his arms out the bus window to grasp the hands of his South
Korean sister one final time before the end of rare reunions
Tuesday between hundreds of family members separated for decades
by war and politics.  "Brother, brother, my brother! How can I
live without you?" the sister, Park Jong-soon, cried out from
the parking lot at the North's scenic Diamond Mountain resort,
according to South Korean media pool reports.  Wiping away
tears, Pak Jong Song shouted