Kan-Ozawa face-off

TOKYO, Japan - Japanese Prime Minister Naoto Kan (R) and Ichiro Ozawa, a heavyweight in Kan's ruling Democratic Party of Japan, shake hands before a public debate hosted by the Japan National Press Club in Tokyo on Sep. 2, 2010. They are running in the Sept. 14 DPJ presidential election.

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