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The pro-Axis Japanese leader said that Britain's and America's "peace been plans "are clear from their gestures and statements."
The positions of Japan and Britain and the United States have been opposed from the distant past, he added.
"The fact of this opposition is very deep. It also indicates that their tention to fight us is very keen.
"This is no time for the Japanese to wander from her policies."—United Press.
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