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This place has the worst in how they deal with perversion . Women's only train cars…
Posted in: Teacher nabbed for using mirror to peek up girl's skirt
Cleo: are you talking about marijuana?
Posted in: Smoke-free laws lead to less smoking at home
Why bother reporting anything about North Korea. No one is interested (unless it is something about…
Posted in: N Korea stages mass military parade for late leader
Instead they use it time and time again as a reason to be nasty and violent.…
Posted in: Noda urges Israel not to attack Iran
It doesn't need words, tokyokawasaki. Just think before you light up. And feel the love. :-)
Posted in: Smoke-free laws lead to less smoking at home
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Mark_McCracken
I had a guy once ask what sign of the zodiac I was.
Posted in: What is the trickiest question to answer in a job interview?
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Mark_McCracken
Chicago and Rio have never had the Olympics. So, by your logic, wouldn't they deserve to have it more?
Posted in: JAL decorates aircraft in support for Tokyo's 2016 Olympic bid
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Mark_McCracken
Chicago and Rio seem to have a better chance than Tokyo. Asia just had the Olympics. Europe (London) in 2012. The next logical place would be in the Americas.
Posted in: JAL decorates aircraft in support for Tokyo's 2016 Olympic bid
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Mark_McCracken
One photographer was overheard saying "Could you move your head just a little to the left, please."
Posted in: Naomi Kawashima
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Mark_McCracken
That's true Smartacus. The conflict between media organization management and News Editors is decades old. As you rightly point out, management seems to be showing unnecessary influence recently. Ideally, readers and viewers would stop using bias media, and outlets like FoxNews on the right and the New York Times on the left, would see the errors of their ways and become more impartial.
Posted in: Do you think it is OK for media organizations to support candidates in elections or should they remain neutral?
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Mark_McCracken
"The memorial was designed to accommodate 2,400 visitors a day. It now draws 1.5 million a year."
How difficult this is to compare. Journalists seem to abhor math. How about saying "The memorial was designed to accommodate 2,400 visitors a day, yet now draws about 4,100 visitors per day."
Posted in: New Pearl Harbor museum scheduled for 2010
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Mark_McCracken
Your poorly worded questions fails to distinguish between news departments and media organizations. News Departments should be neutral. Media organizations are often companies which pay taxes and have specific issues and governmental needs (airwaves come to mind) so they should be able to support specific candidates.
Posted in: Do you think it is OK for media organizations to support candidates in elections or should they remain neutral?
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Mark_McCracken
...off and on for 27 years, I should have said.
Posted in: McRib sandwich
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Mark_McCracken
Hard to believe it took so long for the McRib to make its way to Japan. McRib has been available in the US for 27 years.
Posted in: McRib sandwich
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Mark_McCracken
The Constitution of Japan
Article 21: Freedom of assembly and association as well as speech, press and all other forms of expression are guaranteed. 2) No censorship shall be maintained, nor shall the secrecy of any means of communication be violated.
Posted in: Tip-offs on harmful websites surge 84% in 1st half: NPA
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Mark_McCracken
At first, I thought she was a boy.
Posted in: Akina Minami
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Mark_McCracken
Couldn't police determine by the amount of gunshot residue how close the gun was to his head, to determine if the shooting was accidental (dropped gun)or suicide?
Posted in: On-duty officer apparently shoots himself at Tokyo police station
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Mark_McCracken
Wait, I found it. "Anthrax is a farm animal disease that can infect, though very rarely, the human meat supply." But wouldn't this apply to all cattle, including those in Japan?
Posted in: Japan lifts ban on imports from 2 U.S. beef packers
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Mark_McCracken
Cows spread Anthrax? Could you explain how they do that, freakashow.
Posted in: Japan lifts ban on imports from 2 U.S. beef packers
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Mark_McCracken
If I recall correctly, no cow born in the United States has ever had BSE. The two that did have it were from Canada. Isn't that correct?
Posted in: Japan lifts ban on imports from 2 U.S. beef packers
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Mark_McCracken
...and entirely tax deductible, if I'm not mistaken.
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Mark_McCracken
Are you unaware that Democrats control both the House and Senate?
Posted in: U.S. government bails out AIG with $85 billion loan
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Mark_McCracken
Japanese women age so gracefully. Aya's great, but not that much different from many (most?) Japanese women in their 40s.
Posted in: Aya Sugimoto
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Mark_McCracken
How is the National Police Agency is able to change the law? Anyone know? Seriously. I don't get it. What authority does the NPA have to create laws? Perhaps a lawyer could explain it.
Posted in: Police request pregnant women to fasten their seat belts in cars
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Mark_McCracken
"The company will give out special items autographed by figure skaters Mao and Mai Asada, golfer Momoko Ueda and five other athletes whom the company sponsors."
However, if you want a beer on your flight to the US...that'll be 6 bucks.
Posted in: United Airlines begins campaign to mark 25th anniversary of 1st flight to Japan