Mori meets the press

Mori meets the press

TOKYO, Japan - Prime Minister Yoshiro Mori, who has come under fire for a string of controversial comments, smiles wryly when a reporter tells him not to be afraid of making a slip of the tongue at the opening of a press conference at his official residence in Tokyo on July 5. The news conference follows the inauguration of Mori's second cabinet July 4.

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