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hello^^ I did <Old US documents disprove Japan’s claims over Dokdo > aritcle's last question. 1. Do you think these documents can put an end to the dispute over Dokdo? Why or why not? I think not. Although this document can be a evidence that dokdo is korean territory, but Japan never agree about this fact. Moreover It's hard things to make Japan give up to insist this territory dispute. 2. Do you think Washington will make a stand by supporting Korea through these documents? Why or why not? I dont know exactly. first of all, this problem is very sesitive one, two counrty will never concession.

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