'Most prominent pair of antinuclear activists'

'Most prominent pair of antinuclear activists'

NEW YORK, United States - The New York Times in its Aug. 20, 2011 edition carries an article describing Mizuho Fukushima (R in photo), leader of Japan's opposition Social Democratic Party, and Yuichi Kaido (L in photo), secretary general of the Japan Federation of Bar Associations, as ''perhaps the country's most prominent pair of antinuclear activists.'' (Kyodo)

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