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Tokyo shares end 5.68 percent higher

March 16, 2011 - 15:25 By 이우영

TOKYO (AFP) - Tokyo shares closed up 5.68 percent Wednesday on bargain hunting following a huge two-day selloff, as Japan scrambled to avoid a nuclear catastrophe.

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