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South Korea, which topped the 2002 Busan Games, is bracketed in Group A with Qatar, Iran and Jordan while China is in Group B with Lebanon, Japan and Kazakhstan, according to the Doha Games website.
The four slots will be contested by 12 other countries divided into four groups of three with the top finishers of each bracket advancing to the second round.
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South Korea, which topped the 2002 Busan Games, is bracketed in Group A with Qatar, Iran and Jordan while China is in Group B with Lebanon, Japan and Kazakhstan, according to the Doha Games website.
The four slots will be contested by 12 other countries divided into four groups of three with the top finishers of each bracket advancing to the second round.
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