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Lee Jung-hee, who was polling up to 1.6 percent in some surveys, stood aside ahead of the final presidential debate between conservative Park Geun-hye and Moon Jae-in. Park leads Moon by 0.5-2.0 percentage points in the most recent polls. The election is on Wednesday. Lee has acted as a spoiler in the debates so far, making strident attacks on Park, the daughter of South Korean dictator Park Chung-hee. Lee told a news conference that she had decided to quit "to meet the expectations of the whole nation" in a bid to change the presidency, currently held by conservative Lee Myung-bak whose single mandatory five-year term is coming to an end. She attacked Park again on Sunday saying that the 60-year-old was part of an "old and corrupt dictatorship" and that an election victory for her would be a "disaster" for South Korea. South Korea votes under the shadow of North Korea's recent successful rocket launch, although economic and welfare issues are the main concerns in the election. 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