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Daniel Bob contacts for Embassy of Japan

Date	Lobbyist	Country	Method	Level	Contact	Office	Issues
14-Feb		Japan	Other		Mike Mabli (ESPN Magazine)		Sought to interest SI in a story on Japanese baseball players in the U.S.
8-Feb		Japan	Other		Tom Verducci (Sports Illustrated)		Sought to interest SI in a story on Japanese baseball players in the U.S.
13-Nov		Japan	Other		Joy Dibenedetto (CNN)		Sought to have an interview done with the Prime Minister of Japan
8-Nov		Japan	Other		Rick Kaplan (CBS News)		Sought to have an interview done with the Prime Minister of Japan
8-Nov		Japan	Other		Matt Saal (NBC News)		Sought to have an interview done with the Prime Minister of Japan
7-Nov		Japan	Other		Nadine Shubailait (ABC News)		Sought to have an interview done with the Prime Minister of Japan
2008-02-26		Japan	Unknown				Tom Verducci Sports Illustrated
2008-02-27		Japan	Unknown				ESPN The Magazine
2008-02-28		Japan	Unknown				Lee Jenkins Sports Illustrated
2008-03-14		Japan	Unknown				Lee Jenkins Sports Illustrated

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