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Worker at bases in Okinawa worried about no-mask troops
January 18, 2022 NAGO, Okinawa Prefecture—Munetsuka Kayou was quietly drinking beer at a “snack” bar here when he heard music and English-speaking voices emanating from a nearby drinking establishment.Mizuho reveals new lineup, steps to fix corporate ways
January 18, 2022 Mizuho Financial Group Inc. announced a new lineup of top executives as well as measures to restore public confidence after it was reprimanded by the nation’s financial regulator for a series of computer system failures over the past year that deeply tarnished the company’s credibility.
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