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Nissan to sue sister of Carlos Ghosn over improperly gaining from contract
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Amazon Japan and Mercari join Japan’s top business lobby Keidanren
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Satsuki Katayama most widely seen as unfit for Japan’s Cabinet, survey finds
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China suspends tariff hikes on $126 billion of U.S. cars and auto parts
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U.S. and South Korea can’t agree on sharing the bill for military after Trump’s criticism
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Trump knew hush-money payments were wrong, former lawyer Michael Cohen says
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Tokyo, Singapore among cities competing with London to host ATP Finals in 2021
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Former Tokyo Verdy manager Miguel Angel Lotina hired to lead Cerezo Osaka
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A power spot, tucked away on the Shima Peninsula
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The Huawei challenge
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Why Japan needs criminal justice reform
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Nine medical schools in Japan rigged entrance exams to benefit men and relatives of alumni, ministry report says
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Man gets 18 years for Kanagawa road rage incident that left couple dead and their daughters injured
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Dollar firmer above ¥113.50 in late Tokyo trading
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South Korean court upholds ruling against Mitsubishi Heavy over wartime forced labor
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Brave Blossoms must beat higher-ranked nations to gain respect
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Futenma U.S. base land in Okinawa unlikely to be returned to Japan in fiscal 2022, Defense Minister Takeshi Iwaya says
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Government to freeze controversial medical fee for pregnant women, Japan’s health minister says
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Yasuhiro Koseki finishes fourth in 200-meter breaststroke at short course world championships
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UAB coach Bill Clark wins Eddie Robinson Award
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Rookie forward Yuta Watanabe expected to rejoin Grizzlies for weekend games
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Andreas Zagklis takes reins at FIBA
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France plans Renault CEO hunt as board frays over Carlos Ghosn: sources
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Chargers outscore Chiefs in thriller
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Canadiens storm past Hurricanes in third
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Mariners acquire Edwin Encarnacion in three-way trade
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Nikkei takes 441-point downswing after two-day rebound
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Steve Hansen to quit All Blacks after 2019 Rugby World Cup
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James Harden drops in 50 as Rockets run past Lakers
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Moscow says 1960 papers demanding pullout of foreign troops from Japan should factor in peace treaty talks with Tokyo
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40 years in the making: Five lives changed by China’s reforms
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EU leaders to greenlight watered-down eurozone reforms
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Gov't aims to have new foreign workers focus on regional areas
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4 people unaccounted for after house fire in Toyama Pref
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Ruling bloc approves tax reforms, with breaks for Japan’s home and car buyers
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Women can save Japan from its ills
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Small-scale water purifiers are the way to go
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In praise of yuzu in Fukushima
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Japan Post eyes up to 8% stake in U.S. insurer Aflac
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Japan’s tankan economic survey shows sentiment remains flat
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Government approves ¥7 trillion infrastructure plan to prepare for disasters
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Everyone’s a winner in Taiwan’s claw crane game craze
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Caught between China and the U.S., Canada is feeling alone in the world
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A diplomat and an entrepreneur: Biographical sketches of two Canadians detained in China
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Japan’s 5 million dementia patients hold ¥143 trillion — and both numbers are on the rise
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Four unaccounted for after house fire in Toyama
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India’s central bank coup a sign of Modi’s authoritarian ways as ‘Indira Gandhi 2.0’
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Motorists nab cash spilled by armored truck, causing crashes in New Jersey
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Spaniard lives with dead mother to collect pension
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Trump administration can’t let companies deny birth control coverage, court rules
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Japan begins filling in Henoko bay in Okinawa to make room for unpopular U.S. base
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Brace for hard landing: Photos from JAXA space rovers show rocky asteroid surface
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Nancy Pelosi says House Democrats expect stiff resistance as they seek Trump’s tax returns
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Ottawa confirms China has detained second Canadian in suspected further retaliation for Huawei exec’s arrest
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U.S. House of Representatives accuses Myanmar of Rohingya ‘genocide’ and demands reporters be freed
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Scuba-diving Santa brings holiday cheer to fish and museum-goers
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‘Trust me’: May tells EU leaders she can get Brexit deal passed in U.K. Parliament
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Trump implicated in crime but not yet accused, as protectors cop pleas and probe circles closer
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Iran hackers seen targeting U.S. nuclear workers, defense firms and Treasury officials
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Trump’s shifting statements evolve from full denial to ‘I did nothing wrong’
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U.S. Congress threatens to ban Chinese officials unless Tibet is opened
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Hard-partying Keith Richards says he’s virtually given up booze
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LA mural seen as symbolizing Japan's wartime army to be removed
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