Dissident Noda certain to be reelected in Gifu

Dissident Noda certain to be reelected in Gifu

GIFU, Japan - Seiko Noda, former posts and telecommunications minister, reacts at her election campaign office in Gifu Sept. 11 as she was certain to retain her House of Representatives seat in the day's election.

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