(1)Japanese school in Beijing reopened after SARS break

BEJING, China - Children wearing face masks arrive at the Japan School in Beijing as class is resumed May 22 after a month-long break caused by the spread of the sever acute respiratory syndrome (SAARS) epidemic.

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