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TOKYO -- Funding in Japan for the earliest-stage startups tumbled 42% last year to a 10-year low of 19.9 billion yen ($124 million), as the prospect of fewer listings on the Tokyo Stock Exchange's Growth market spurs investors to be more selective about where they put their money.
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