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| And the Nethercutt Amendment cuts off certain types of economic aid for countries unwilling to sign such agreements, including assistance related to disability issues, the promotion of democracy, and the curbing of human trafficking. We need to provide economic aid to this country for 10 years. They argued that the resolution of the abductions issue should be necessarily considered, because it is a prerequisite to Japan's future economic aid for North Korea, which would inevitably be one of the key elements of the overall arrangement for any eventual nuclear settlement. |
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