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Geithner Prods China, Japan on Iran

 Published: 1/12/2012 5:01:00 AM GMT
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Abstract: The U.S. Treasury secretary urged China to reduce imports of Iranian oil and secured an assurance from Japan that it would cut back on the crude from Tehran.

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