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More Coverage Japan Makes Gains in Its Nuclear Fight "I'm just not sure this place can recover," said Mr. Matsuno, who estimates that half of the people from his local high school eventually left town.
Quake Is New Blow for Japanese Towns Daisuke Wakabayashi 2011
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"Companies will not be inclined to raise funds in a market with such low liquidity," said Toshihiko Matsuno , a senior strategist at SMBC Friend Securities Co.
First Listing on Alternative Tokyo Market Falls Flat Kana Inagaki 2011
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Associated Press Farmer Sumiko Matsuno, left, and her freind, bag carrots on her farm Thursday to eat as she fears no one will buy them with the current radiation fallout.
More Countries Ban Import of Japanese Food Sameer Mohindru 2011
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In Rikuzentakata on Sunday, 32-year-old Hiroyuki Matsuno surveyed the devastation of his hometown for the first time since the March 11 earthquake and tsunami.
Quake Is New Blow for Japanese Towns Daisuke Wakabayashi 2011
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"While the China CPI number is mostly in line with expectations, there will be lingering concerns about additional tightening moves," said Toshihiko Matsuno, a senior strategist at SMBC Friend Securities.
Asia Falls on China Inflation Data Colin Ng 2011
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Associated Press Farmer Sumiko Matsuno, left, and her freind, bag carrots on her farm Thursday to eat as she fears no one will buy them with the current radiation fallout.
Japan Food Fears Prompt Import Curbs Sameer Mohindru 2011
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Matsuno, 65, said she was worried about the future.
Thestar.com - Home Page Mari Yamaguchi 2011
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"Their announcements have been boosting optimism for the chip sector," Toshihiko Matsuno, senior strategist at SMBC Friend Securities Co. in Tokyo, said today by phone.
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Funds in the loan program announced today represent about 7 percent of total lending in Iwate, Miyagi and Fukushima prefectures in northern Japan affected by the quake, according to Maoki Matsuno, an analyst at Daiwa Securities Capital Markets Co. in Tokyo.
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In Fukushima, farmer Sumiko Matsuno went out to her fields and dug up all the vegetables she could - not to sell but to eat.
Thestar.com - Home Page Mari Yamaguchi 2011
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