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Sunday, October 25, 2020

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LATER FOUND DEAD Saga police failed to act despite 11 reports of abuse against woman October 25, 2020 SAGA--Saga prefectural police are investigating the inaction of officers in response to relatives reporting 11 times the suspected habitual assault of a woman, who was later found dead in a car last year.
SEEING RED Run on empty: Recycled ink cartridge maker to sue Canon Inc. October 25, 2020 OSAKA--A seller of refilled ink cartridges plans to sue Canon Inc. for changing specifications of cartridges for its home-use printers to thwart its business of offering a lower-priced product to consumers.

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