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Japanese morning newspaper headlines+
TOKYO, Feb. 9 (AP) - (Kyodo)—The following are the headlines of top stories carried by
major Japanese newspapers in their Tuesday morning editions:
-- Ozawa reiterates willingness to continue serving as DPJ secretary general (Asahi)
-- Gap in corporate culture leads to collapse of Kirin, Suntory merger talks (Mainichi)
-- Advisory panel to justice minister decides to recommend abolishing statute of limitations for murder (Yomiuri)
-- Japan loses again in race to win nuclear power plant contract, this time in Vietnam (Nikkei)
