Hatoyama, Ozawa at New Year gathering

Hatoyama, Ozawa at New Year gathering

TOKYO, Japan - Japanese Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama (L) addresses a New Year gathering of his Democratic Party of Japan at its headquarters in Tokyo's Nagatacho district Jan. 4, 2010. Standing beside him was Ichiro Ozawa (R), the country's top power broker who serves as DPJ secretary general.

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