Sengoku says almost no chance of succeeding Fujii

Sengoku says almost no chance of succeeding Fujii

TOKYO, Japan - Administrative reform minister Yoshito Sengoku speaks to reporters at a hotel, after giving a speech at a meeting sponsored by Kyodo News in Tokyo on Jan. 6, 2010. Sengoku, cited as one of the candidates to succeed finance minister Hirohisa Fujii since the minister expressed desire to resign, said during the meeting that there is almost no chance that he will take over as finance minister.

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