Supreme Court recognizes three residents as plaintiffs in Henoko relocation lawsuit, citing concerns about noise after completion: ``Fear of damage''
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Supreme Court recognizes three residents as plaintiffs in Henoko relocation lawsuit, citing concerns about noise after completion: ``Fear of damage''
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Supreme Court ruling recognizes three residents as plaintiffs in Henoko relocation lawsuit
毎日新聞Henoko lawsuit is of “great significance” for residents, certified as “plaintiff eligible” after 7 years
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