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FOCUS: Robberies across Japan expose social media s role in enabling crime

Since late January, Japan has been gripped by a spate of robberies and the subsequent revelations that social media appears to have made it possible for a disparate group of individuals organized from overseas to carry them out.

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Robberies across Japan expose social media s role in enabling crime

Robberies across Japan expose social media s role in enabling crime
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Universities try quotas to boost females majoring in engineering | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, Japan News and Analysis

An increasing number of universities have introduced a special quota for female students majoring in engineering to strive for a proper gender balance in the traditionally male-dominated field.

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Nara police falsely accuse officer of stealing five bullets | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, Japan News and Analysis

NARA A police officer here was harangued and pressured by an interrogator to confess after he was falsely accused of theft, according to the interrogation recordings.

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Study: Japanese pheromone could be used to repel invasive fire ants | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, Japan News and Analysis

NARA The use of smell could be a key weapon in repelling and controlling invasive ant species from South America, scientists learned.

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