China squeezes Japan over rare earths in repeat of 2010 showdown
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The halt to exports began shortly after a diplomatic row over Taiwan erupted in November.
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Since December, Chinese exports of rare earth minerals like dysprosium, terbium and yttrium oxide, as well as specialty metal gallium, to Japan have stopped except for a few tiny shipments of yttrium, Chinese customs data shows. | REUTERS
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