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The views of the six board members of the Bank of Japan not appointed by prime minister Abe will help determine future policy consensus. The task of Kuroda and Iwata in 2013 will be to develop a consensus for action. Miyao, Ishida and Shirai are board members considered open to further monetary easing.
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