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Given a document, find the main entity about whom the author is writing. Write the full name if mentioned in the text. Note that URLs in the text have been replaced with [Link].
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Getty Images  has announced that beginning Oct. 1  the agency will no longer accept photos of models' body shapes that have been retouched.
Changes to hair color  nose shape and retouching of skin or blemishes are still acceptable and are "outside the scope of this new law " according to  Getty 's website.
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The law will go into effect on Oct. 1 in France  the same day  Getty  will stop accepting content that shows models' figures that have been altered.
 The company  added in  its  statement that "any content submitted where this type of retouching has been carried out will be a breach of  our  submission requirements."
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Kim Yo Jong  the younger sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un  arrived in South Korea with the North Korean delegation on Feb. 9 for the Winter Olympics. (Reuters)
Those on their feet included South Korean President Moon Jae-in and the two senior North Koreans sent to the Opening Ceremonies — Kim Yo Jong  the sister of leader Kim Jong Un  and Kim Yong Nam  North Korea’s official head of state.
Moon warmly greeted  Kim Yo Jong  at Friday’s ceremony.  He  will host  her  and the other senior North Korean officials for lunch on Saturday.
 Choe and Kim Yo Jong  also are both under direct American sanctions for human rights abuses related to  their  roles in censoring information in North Korea.
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Kim Yo Jong


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Jon Lesterâs first hide-your-eyes throwing error of the spring occurred Sunday at Salt River Fields at Talking Stick  reminding everyone of  his  glaring inability to throw to bases.
 Lester  cleanly fielded David Peraltaâs chopper to the left side of the mound in the third inning of the Cubsâ 2-0 loss to the Diamondbacks  but  his  throw was angled downward and bounced a few times to first base on what was scored a hit and an error.
 Lester  got out of the inning unscathed  and it didnât really matter in a meaningless Cactus League game. Still  throwing poorly to first is a deficiency  Lester  canât seem to shake  and  he  said Sunday  he  has been working on a new method with third-base coach Brian Butterfield.
âWeâre working on the Jordan-to-Pippen bounce pass â  Lester  said.
Thatâs what Butterfield is calling the move he wants  Lester  to make on grounders  naming it after former Bulls stars Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen.
âIn  his  words  just eliminate all tension and bounce it over there â  Lester  said. âWeâve been working on it early in the morning. Obviously it was not a good throw  but my sights were a little off on what weâve been working on.
 Lester  knows itâs unconventional and seems bizarre for one of the gameâs elite pitchers to have to bounce a throw to first for an out.
âI donât really care what it looks like â  he  said. âI donât care if it bounces 72 times over there. An outâs an out. It goes down as a 1-3 or a 1-6 or a 1-4.
 Lester  began purposely bouncing some throws to first last year  but usually they were one-hoppers that Anthony Rizzo could dig out. This spring heâs working on the throws with the regular infielders  and said minor league first baseman Efren Navarro  who started Sundayâs game  wasnât familiar with the move.
âI feel bad for the guy today â  Lester  said. âHe had no idea whatâs going on. Heâs never been a part of it. With Rizz  probably the surprise wouldnât have been thereâ¦ Spring training. Weâll get the sight line right.â
Photos of Cubs starting  pitcher Jon Lester .
 Lester  has never been efficient throwing to bases  dating to  his  high school days. Itâs why  he  seldom makes pickoff throws  and why Cubs fans celebrate wildly whenever  he  does pick someone off  as  he  did with the Cardinalsâ Tommy Pham in a game last June at Wrigley Field.
At the Cubs Convention in January  catcher Willson Contreras claimed  he  gave  Lester  some sage advice during a mound visit before the pickoff.
 Lester  said Contrerasâ story was true âfor the most part â but added the catcher âwasnât that emphaticâ about throwing to first.
In his fourth season with the Cubs   Lester  has addressed the throwing issue repeatedly. It started  his  first game in 2015 when ESPN focused on the throwing problem during its broadcast.
âIâve never run from it â  Lester  said. âI feel like Iâve been upfront with everything. I feel like Iâve worked my butt off to get better at things. Iâve tried to speed my delivery up.
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Jon Lester