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U.S. to continue probe on Marine’s alleged rape, despite his release
The United States said Friday its military will continue to probe a U.S. Marine’s alleged rape of a junior high school girl in Japan’s Okinawa Prefecture earlier this month, despite the release of the suspect after the victim withdrew the accusation against him.
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