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Japan's negotiator heads to US for 3rd round of tariff talks
Japan's chief tariff negotiator is on his way to the US for a third round of talks. Economic Revitalization Minister Akazawa Ryosei left for Washington from Tokyo's Haneda airport on Friday morning and spoke to reporters before he departed.
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