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[Title] => Wave of jellyfish shuts down Swedish nuke reactor
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[Title] => Japanese PM visits Fukushima to check reconstruction
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[Title] => Meralco unit to tap Japanese partner in LNG projects
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[Title] => South Korea to step up agricultural, fisheries exports to China, ASEAN markets
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[Title] => Fukushima nuclear power plant stable: Japan government
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[Title] => Nuke agency reports unusual radiation in Europe
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[Title] => Philippines sees Japanese nuclear accident as significant challenges
[Summary] => The Philippines on Tuesday said that while the March accident of the Japanese Fukushima Daiichi power plant posed "significant challenges" to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), it also provided opportunities for the international community to improve the atomic watchdog.
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[Title] => Hotspot of radiation detected in Tokyo
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