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Japan and United States in Talks to Renegotiate Part of Okinawa Deal
Japan and United States in Talks to Renegotiate Part of Okinawa Deal
2/8/2012
An earlier 2006 plan aimed at removing 8,000 Marines from the island hinged on relocating an important Marine air base.
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