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Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
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Diamond Diplomacy: U.s. Japan Relations Through a Shared Love of Baseball [the Feature Documentary Film, Diamond Diplomacy Examines How Two Vastly Different Cultures Came to Embrace Baseball With Different Styles But Equal Passion, Arguing That the Nations? Shared Obsession With the Game Has Been Instrumental in Healing Wounds Caused by World War Ii and the 1980S Economic Standoff Between the U.s. and Japan. the Film Introduces a Global Perspective on the ?great American Pastime? and Its Surprising Role in Strengthening Both Countries? National Identities, Often in the Midst of Military and Diplomatic Conflicts.]
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$600,000
Paid out
$257.4K
43%
Committed, not yet paid
$342.6K
57%
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