As Japan began its workweek Monday morning, the trains ran exactly on time, the elevators in thousands of Tokyo high rises efficiently moved between floors, and the lights turned on across cities with nary a glitch.
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US$38M contract signed to construct solar farms in Regions Two, Five, Six
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