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SEOUL, Oct. 12 (Yonhap) -- The following are the top headlines in major South Korean newspapers on Oct. 12.

Korean-language dailies

-- U.S. calls for upholding standards of alliance; S. Korea says allies have firm trust (Kyunghyang Shinmun)

-- Seoul National University hacked 28 times in past 6 years: lawmaker (Kookmin Daily)

-- Hasty policymaking, quick fixes erode public trust (Donga Ilbo)

-- Lim Eun-jeong faces internal inspection over criticism of Serious Crime Investigation Agency chief nominee (Seoul Shinmun)

-- U.S. says expects all allies to handle intelligence, counterintelligence matters appropriately (Segye Times)

-- Lee's 'social media politics' stir controversy, not communication (Chosun Ilbo)

-- Sue Mi Terry offered cash from S. Korean spy agency's 'highest levels,' document shows (JoongAng Ilbo)

-- Teenagers churn out far-right memes on Instagram, say do it 'for fun' (Hankyoreh)

-- N. Korea-Russia deepening ties while S. Korea-Ukraine relations sour (Hankook Ilbo)

-- Decade-old oil tanker costs more than brand new ship amid prolonged Mideast crisis (Maeil Business Newspaper)

-- Samsung memory division staff expect US$750 payouts per person as internal rift deepens over bonus disparity (Korea Economic Daily)

English-language dailies

-- CPTPP bid delayed amid backlash (Korea JoongAng Daily)

-- Seoul defends U.S. intelligence ties, warns of fallout from allegations (Korea Herald)

-- 2-track AI strategy casts uncertainty over sovereign model project (Korea Times)

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