(2)Families express thanks for release of kin

(2)Families express thanks for release of kin

TOKYO, Japan - Member of the families of three Japanese hostages released in Iraq bow in a gesture of appreciation and apology at a news conference in Tokyo on April 16. (Kyodo)

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