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the worst nuclear accident since Chernobyl. The worst nuclear accident. Period!
Posted in: Edano says he didn't deliberately mislead public about extent of nuclear crisis
Worried about his daughter's future? Seems he was more worried about his own future!
Posted in: Man attempts suicide after apparently hanging disabled daughter in public restroom
Every time Microsoft brings out a new version of Windows or Office, they take away useful…
Posted in: Microsoft sees 'rebirth' with new Windows 8 system
OH I say! Ding, and very much dong.
Posted in: Satomi Ishihara is 2012 Zespri kiwifruit image character
The Taliban will last as long as the Afghans do - to distinguish between the two…
Posted in: NATO has fight on its hands in Afghanistan - Panetta
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Give them each two to the head.
Posted in: 3 men arrested for stealing donation box from Nagasaki convenience store
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Yes they do actually eat dolphin. No it's not always labeled as whale. You can, in fact, purchase いるか / イルカ / Flipper in the grocery stores of some areas. My wife has family in Izu. I won't say exactly where but oftentimes we are given "fresh" dolphin and squid meat as a gift when we visit.
As it was offered to me I accepted a bite and it's not bad. I agree with the statements on toxicity and inhumanity of it all. "culture" is a lame excuse. Just wanted to let everyone know, not far from Shizuoka city, and probably in the city for that matter, you can buy this meat easily.
Posted in: Anger and defiance in Taiji after 'Cove' wins Oscar
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Noword on whether she is a part-time worker or department store employee? What gives?
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Posted in: Obama to use executive orders to reverse Bush policies