Environment
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Rescue Underway for Survivors in Ravaging Landslide in Japan, 20 Still Missing
A mudslide surged over a beach community about 60 miles southwest of Tokyo, sweeping away homes during Japan's rainy season, killing at least two people, and leaving at least 20 people missing.
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