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    schema:alternateName "Lee Chung Woo"@en, "Lee Chong Woo"@en ;
    schema:description "Korean taekwondo leader. An early member of the karate division of the Chosŏn Yŏn-Mu Kwan, he reopened it with Yoon Kwe-byung in 1951 as the Jidokwan and became its head in 1967. As chairman of the Korea Taekwondo Association's technical committee he wrote its 1971 manual, the first with only the new taekwondo forms. Later secretary general and vice president of the WTF, he was a central figure in making taekwondo a full-contact sport."@en ;
    schema:keywords "taekwondo" ;
    schema:name "Lee Chong-woo"@en ;
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    ns2:researchNote "He says he learned karate in the Kwŏnbŏp Bu but names no teacher, so there is no teacher claim." .
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    ns2:quotation "Lee Chong Woo, who later became the Secretary General and Vice President of the WTF, turned out to be perhaps the most central figure for the practical promotion of sports taekwondo" ;
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    ns2:quotation "according to Lee Chung Woo, who was one of the early members at the Chosŏn Yŏn-Mu Kwan, “I learned Karate in the Kwon Bup Division." ;
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    ns2:quotation "Subsequently, in 1951, Yun became the school’s leader, when he, together with Lee Chong Woo, reopened it and renamed it Ji-Do Kwan" ;
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