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Japan 's government admits editing cabinet photo to make it look less unkempt.
Photo taken by local media showed the new prime minister and his defence minister with patches of white shirts showing under their suits.
But in the official photo issued by the prime minister's office on Thursday , the untidiness had disappeared.
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