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But he had more ambitious plans with the rest of the money, with a plan to go to Las Vegas - maybe to win more money. He also planned to pay off his mortgage.

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Japan's largest yakuza organised crime body submitted a written pledge to authorities to end its wars with splinter groups, police told AFP on Thursday.