LEAD: Japan to export rice to Philippines as emergency relief+
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TOKYO, May 17_(Kyodo) _ (EDS: ADD INFO) Japan has decided to export 50,000 tons of rice to the Philippines as emergency relief for the Southeast Asian rice importer, which is unable to secure enough supplies in the face of soaring international rice prices, government officials said Friday. The... [read full story]                    

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