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Asia shares unsettled by Wall St swoon, short seller squeeze

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South Koreaeased 0.9% led by losses in Samsung after it reported earnings.Even the tech darlings were not immune with Facebook down despite reporting earnings well above expectations. 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South Koreaeased 0.9% led by losses in Samsung after it reported earnings.Even the tech darlings were not immune with Facebook down despite reporting earnings well above expectations. 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South Koreaeased 0.9% led by losses in Samsung after it reported earnings.Even the tech darlings were not immune with Facebook down despite reporting earnings well above expectations. 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