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영자 신문 키워드 스터디 효과: 시사 상식 대비, 논술 때 쓸 수 있는 핵심 내용 파악, 영어 감각 향상 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------*문서 양식을 지켜주세요 (한 분당 최소 3개씩, 최대한 용어가 겹치지 않도록 해주세요)  [양식] 날짜: 2023.04.21 1. ‘Whale’ by Cheon Myeong-kwan [Yonhap, 최진우]- South Korean novelist Cheon Myeong-kwan's "Whale" has been shortlisted for the 2023 International Booker Prize, the British literary awards said Tuesday- The Booker Prize, which was established in 2005, to honor distinguished international works of fiction translated into English. It is the fourth time that Korean literature has been nominated for The Booker Prize, including ‘The Vegetarian’, ‘The White Book’, and  ‘Cursed Bunny’. The final winner will receive $65,000 with equally distributed between the writer and translator.[Cheon Myeong-kwan's 'Whale' shortlisted for 2023 International Booker Prize] 2. Yasukuni Shrine [The Korea Herald, 최진우]- Fumio Kishida visited the ‘Yasukuni Shrine’ to send an offering to the shrine.- About 90 lawmakers, including the foreign minister of the Japanese government, visited the Yasukuni shrine to beautify the record of war-time criminals and war-crime behaviors during the visit. South Korean government said, “We deeply regret and are disappointed about our relationship(Korea and Japan)”.[S. Korea expresses regret as Japan honors war dead]  3. dark pattern [Yonhap,최진우]- It refers to ‘"a user interface that has been carefully crafted to trick users into doing things, such as buying overpriced service with their purchase or signing up for recurring bills’. or The term refers to practices that trick customers into making payments or joining certain services without being adequately informed of their actions. Examples include having consumers subscribe to monthly services without informing them or making cancellations difficult.- South Korea's antitrust regulator announced that it will conduct to making laws for banning ‘dark pattern’ sales tactics. Due to unclear terms and conditions of the service or user interface, customers are unintentionally paying unnecessary bills to the service providers. Given that 97% of the mobile app-based social internet market has at least one dark pattern in their websites, it seems many customers have experienced unfair transactions regarding desired purchases. [S. Korea to root out 'dark pattern' sales tactics online]