Japan catches 177 whales in northwest Pacific for 'research whaling'
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Japan can do more for the Rohingya
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The illusion that China’s economy is in good shape
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Japan’s fiscal 2017 ‘research whaling’ nets 177 whales in northwest Pacific
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Voters question Abe’s decision to call snap election
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Japan to launch unlimited expressway passes for foreign tourists
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Toyota invests in Japanese startups to catch up in autonomous car race
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At U.N., Myanmar envoy denies ‘ethnic cleansing,’ genocide against Muslims
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Yankees’ Judge breaks rookie home run record
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Lacazette strikes twice as Arsenal beats West Brom
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Japanese personnel end search and rescue efforts in quake-hit Mexico
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Juventus president Andrea Agnelli banned for year
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Prime minister of Thailand to visit White House on Oct. 3
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Spent nuclear fuel removal at Fukushima plant pushed back again
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The man behind the emoji: Creating a universal visual shorthand that transcends written language
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French Rugby World Cup bid accused of exploiting Lomu’s sons
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What’s next after Iraqi Kurd independence vote?
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U.S. Navy’s Pacific Fleet commander misses promotion, to retire in wake of collisions
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Australia returns funds to China from money-laundering swoops
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Japan expresses concern over South Korea’s ‘comfort women’ monument plan
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China’s Communist Party uses rap to tap youth culture, hook millennials
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Prince Akishino, Princess Kiko leave on 10-day trip to Chile
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Chinese ships sail near disputed islands with Japan
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NSA targeted 106,000 foreigners in past year’s surveillance program soon up for renewal
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Trump ally Roger Stone denies Russia collusion in statement ahead of House appearance
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Trump travel ban seen on more solid ground as top court drops hearing but critics say Muslims still target
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‘Heat from hell’ as hurricane-hit Puerto Rico copes with lack of power; Trump response hit
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In a U.S. Marine Corps first, woman completes rigorous course to become infantry officer
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Bill Clinton celebrates Little Rock Nine, warns more work lies ahead amid times of ‘tribalism’
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Super Cruise: Semi-autonomous Cadillacs for hands-free freeway trips dealership-bound
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White House: Pyongyang claim that U.S. has declared war on North Korea is ‘absurd’
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Killer who sold William F. Buckley on his claims of innocence, only to later confess, dies in prison at 83
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Federal judge permanently blocks Indiana abortion limits
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Facing government pressure amid Russia probe, Facebook, Google to rethink handling of politics ads
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