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Japan PM visits tsunami-hit areas
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Japan nuclear evacuation will be 'long term'
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Japan radiation reading a 'mistake'
Operator of quake-hit nuclear plant says reading that radioactivity was 10 million times more than normal was an error.
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Radioactivity soars in Japan reactor
Workers evacuated from a plant building after high doses of radiation were detected.
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