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in strengthening cooperation with centrist parties. Ishibashi's reputation as an inter-party compromiser was seen in the fact that he refused to go along with chairwoman Doi's request that
Ishibashi help campaign for an ambitious 180 candidates being fielded by the JSP for the
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