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Seoul Hub editor for @washingtonpost. Inadequately palindromic. Helping news organisations hit diversity quotas since 1999. Wearing glasses since 1988. 🇦🇺🇲🇾
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N.Y. Doctor Sentenced in Japan for Vandalizing Ancient Religious Sites Original

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By Kiuko Notoya, Hari Raj Verified
| The New York Times Verified
A court in Japan on Thursday handed a Manhattan doctor a suspended sentence of 18 months in prison after finding him guilty of vandalizing two ancient religious sites, capping more than a decade of litigation that led to a rare extradition. Masahide Kanayama, 63, had been accused of smearing an oily liquid on wooden pillars at a thousand-year-old Buddhist temple on the outskirts of Tokyo and on an offerings box at a Shinto shrine founded in 643 B.C. Both incidents took place in 2015.
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New York Doctor Sentenced in Japan for Vandalizing Ancient Religious Sites

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By Kiuko Notoya, Hari Raj Verified
| Breaking One
A court in Japan on Thursday handed a New York City doctor a suspended sentence of 18 months in prison after finding him guilty of vandalizing two ancient religious sites, capping more than a decade of litigation that led to a rare extradition. Masahide Kanayama, 63, had been accused of smearing an oily liquid on wooden pillars at a 1,000-year-old Buddhist temple on the outskirts of Tokyo and on an offerings box at a Shinto shrine founded in 643 B.C. Both incidents took place in 2015.
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Trump Administration Live Updates: Blanche Bows to Pressure From G.O.P. Senators Original

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By Michael Gold Verified, Andrew Duehren, Hari Raj Verified
| The New York Times Verified
Todd Blanche speaking at the Capitol last month.Credit...Kenny Holston/The New York Times Todd Blanche, the acting attorney general, confirmed in writing on Sunday night that the Justice Department would abandon elements of the deal it struck with President Trump to resolve his lawsuit against the I.R.S., conceding to demands from Republican senators who had threatened to block his nomination as attorney general.
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