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Public support for Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi slipped after a member of her cabinet resigned over a scandal, opinion polls show, but her approval ratings remain relatively strong compared to other recent premiers after a year in office.
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The reporting uses definitive language to describe the movement of public support, attributing the decline to specific opinion polls. The coverage focuses on the relationship between a political scandal and voter sentiment.
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