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Last updated: 2005-06-05

Japan promises to scrap chemical arms left in China
2005-06-05

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TOKYO - Japan wants to quickly scrap chemical weapons left behind in China by Japanese forces during World War Two, but has made no decision on how much to spend for the project, the top government spokesman said on Monday.... ...
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