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In this March 22, 2016 photo, lawyer Hiroyuki Kawai answers questions during an exclusive interview with The Associated Press at his office in Tokyo. Kawai is representing dozens of courtroom battles to shut down Japan’s reactors - a fight he has headed for two decades and one that’s gaining momentum after the multiple meltdowns in Fukushima five years ago. He is also a key figure in an organization set up in March to support the people of Fukushima whose children have developed thyroid cancer since the 2011 disaster. (AP Photo/Eugene Hoshiko)
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