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Slaughter of dolphins begins in Japan’s Taiji cove despite criticismFishermen in Japan's Taiji cove began the slaughter of hundreds of dolphins Tuesday morning amid public outcry from around the world over the annual hunt.WorldJan 21, 2014
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250 dolphins held in Japan’s infamous Taiji coveHundreds of dolphins are being held in a cove in a quaint fishing village in central Japan, according to an international marine wildlife conservation organization.WorldJan 17, 2014
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