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Ex-Hyogo Labor Bureau official held over bribery.
(From The Yomiuri Shimbun/Daily Yomiuri)
Ex-Hyogo Labor Bureau official held over bribery
Yomiuri
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Police arrested a former Hyogo Labor Bureau assistant manager Wednesday on suspicion of receiving bribes in the form of electrical appliances and other items worth about 6 million yen from an office equipment ...
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