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First of all, action against a country required a unanimous vote in the League of Nations. As a member of the League of Nations, Japan also had to the right to veto the action. Several members had valuable trade agreements, and were reluctant to vote to apply sanctions on Japan since it might hurt their agreements. As a result, the League of Nations was a failure, and Japan remained in Manchuria.

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The League of Nations failed to effectively deal with the Japanese invasion of Manchuria in 1931 due to various factors. Firstly, several major powers, including Britain and the US, were hesitant to take strong action against Japan as they had their own economic and strategic interests in the region. Additionally, the League lacked enforcement mechanisms, and member states were not willing to commit military forces to intervene. Ultimately, the League's inability to impose meaningful sanctions or halt Japanese aggression undermined its credibility and effectiveness.

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