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8. Conclusion
Pages 35-36

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... Nevertheless, the comparatively small numbers of Americans who have worked for extended periods in Japanese university laboratories suggests an urgent need for individuals and organizations in both countries to create significant new opportunities, opportunities that will ultimately benefit both countries. Absent such efforts, perceptions of a "one-way flow" are likely to persist and color the policy debate.
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