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TOKYO — The new Japanese government is trying to earn back trust from the United States, its most important ally, by showing support for initiatives that recent prime ministers in Tokyo have let languish.
The ideas include support for a multi-nation free-trade agreement and for allowing easier exports of Japanese weapons technology, ventures that have strong support in Washington. New Japanese leaders have also signaled their intention to carry out a long-stalled agreement with Washington that would put the U.S. Marine presence in Okinawa on a more solid footing.
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Lori Montgomery 18 Sep, 2011
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Source: http://feeds.washingtonpost.com/click.phdo?i=d278e83e6cd03fd11a805c5e9662683d
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