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It's been 53 days since Malaysia Airlines flight 370 went missing and Japan has announced that it will no longer participate in the search operation.
Japanese defence minister Itsunori Onedera says the decision came after Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott deemed it "highly unlikely" any floating debris will be found.
Japanese defence minister Itsunori Onedera says the decision came after Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott deemed it "highly unlikely" any floating debris will be found.
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