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80 years after World War II , Okinawa battle sites still giving up bones and bombs
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Eighty years after World War II, battle sites in Okinawa are still yielding human remains and unexploded ordnance. This ongoing discovery highlights the lasting impact of historical conflicts and poses potential hazards.
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