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Skipper tells of surviving Typhoon No. 4
After towering waves from Typhoon No. 4 sank his ship, captain Zhon Jian Lin grabbed the hand of a weak sailor and held on for his life for nearly three days.
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Japan stocks decline as recession dents demand for materials 
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