Talk:Yamagata Aritomo

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I edited his placing as fourth and 11th Prime Minister because the List article does not include the interim Prime Ministers when it should have. Interim Prime Ministers in Australia are counted so therefore I do not see why the same should not also apply to the Japanese PMs.--The Shadow Treasurer 29 June 2005 00:33 (UTC)

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