The U S puts Japan on probation
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Far Eastern Economic Review Vol 168 No 10, November 2005, pp.11-16Summary: W. Bush visit Japan in mid-November and strengthen security ties between the two countries. When President Bush visits Japan the real question behind the pomp and ceremony will be whether enough Japanese in key positions realize that Japan is indeed on probation.
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W. Bush visit Japan in mid-November and strengthen security ties between the two countries. When President Bush visits Japan the real question behind the pomp and ceremony will be whether enough Japanese in key positions realize that Japan is indeed on probation.
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