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The Invariants of Degree up to 6 of all ,-ary ,-ics,or this algebra. This problem has been solved explicitly for only a small number of pairs (.). According to [Di], the “known” cases are (., 2) for all .; (., 3) for . = 2,3,4; and (2, .) for . ≤ 8. See also [DL], [Sh] for recent progress, and [Me] for the state of affairs in the late 19. century.

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uggles, they do not get an equal crack at Japanese workers. Only when two imperialist powers come together, such as Japan and the US, are the benefits of the alliance more reciprocal. However, there is often a lot of conflict before the spoils are evenly divided, although eventually both sides do no

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Jintai Ding,Igor B. Frenkelin May 2003. Not only was Japan one of the countries initially involved in formulating the structure of the PSI, a counterproliferation program designed to intercept the transport of weapons of mass destruction, but it also hosted the first Asian exercises in October 2004.

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Claudio Emmrich,Alan Weinsteinthe limitations of nuclear power plants. Despite the limitations, this chapter emphasizes the importance of Japan’s nuclear disarmament diplomacy through the unilateral Tokyo Initiative, the bilateral ICNND, and the multilateral ‘Non-Proliferation and Disarmament Initiative’ (NPDI) as embodiments of

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Moshé Flato,Daniel Sternheimer deteriorate, the amendment to the Peacekeeping Operations (PKO) Act as part of the 2015 Peace and Security Legislation enabled the Government of Japan (GoJ) to assign the JEG to partial security missions, such as the “coming-to-aid” duty. In the end, however, the GoJ abruptly withdrew the JEG in Ma

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Israel M. Gelfand,Mikhail M. Smirnovsection, we will clarify how the Gulf Crisis/War in 1990–1991 made Japan abandon the taboo against overseas military dispatch. Then, we will review the course of the challenging lawmaking process of the PKO Act, which was finally passed in June 1992. Lastly, we will see the restrictions inserted int