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ID:
072047
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ID:
089655
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2009.
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After six decades of one-party rule, Japanese voters are ready to take a historic gamble and create a two-party system. But can the domocratic party of Japan overcome other forces of inertia?
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ID:
078216
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ID:
066634
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ID:
091045
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2009.
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Waiting to meet Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in her suite in a Manhattan hotel, I hear a baby's cries coming from the bedroom. Ms. Hasina, an aide tells me, is feeding her grand-daughter and will be with me shortly. Ms. Hasina enters the room dressed elegantly in a lime-green sari, and settles into an armchair. Behind her is a framed photograph of her father, Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, or "Father of the Nation," serving as a reminder of the bloody past of Ms. Hasina and of Bangladesh. The country's first prime minister after separation from what was then called West Pakistan, his wife and Ms. Hasina's three brothers were assassinated in 1975.
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ID:
074625
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2006.
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Colum Murphy, deputy editor of the REVIEW, explains why Kim Jong Il's nuclear test last month provides Japan with a golden opportunity to spur debate on the thorny issue of creating an empowered Japanese military.
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ID:
089177
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ID:
074069
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ID:
073245
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ID:
095138
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