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Ozawa rejects Fukuda’s plea for support for new anti-terrorism bill
Largest opposition Democratic Party of Japan leader Ichiro Ozawa rejected Prime Minister Yasuo Fukuda’s plea Tuesday for support for a new anti-terrorism bill that would allow the Maritime Self-Defense Force to continue its refueling mission for U.S. military vessels in the Indian Ocean.
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