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75 years later, can Asia shake off shackles of the past?

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Northeast Asia doesn’t so much repeat history as drag it along like an anchor. The bombs stopped falling 75 years ago, but it is entirely possible — crucial even, some argue — to view the region’s world-beating economies, its massive cultural and political reach and its bitter trade, territory and history disputes through a single prism: World War II and Japan’s aggression in the Pacific.

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75 years later, can Asia shake off shackles of the past?

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75 years later, can Asia shake off shackles of the past?

TOKYO (AP) — Northeast Asia doesn’t so much repeat history as drag it along like an anchor. The bombs stopped falling 75 years ago, but it is entirely possible — crucial even, some argue —...

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75 years later, can Asia shake off shackles of the past?

Northeast Asia doesn’t so much repeat history as drag it along like an anchor

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75 years later, can Asia shake off shackles of the past?

TOKYO (AP) - Northeast Asia doesn’t so much repeat history as drag it along like an anchor. The bombs stopped falling 75 years ago, but it is entirely possible - crucial even, some argue - to view the region’s world-beating economies, its massive cultural and political reach and its ...

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