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Perhaps the father wasn't working. Perhaps he can never see the children under Japan's ancient sole…
Will he comment on the origin of the recently found radioactive noodles. http://mdn.mainichi.jp/mdnnews/news/20120213p2a00m0na010000c.html
Posted in: Noda to visit Okinawa Feb 26-27
@Wurthington. I am a working mother with 3 young kids. I have never left them alone...oh…
I've got mixed feelings about this report. First - it's just a report of an estimation…
Posted in: Official defends secrecy over worst-case nuclear disaster scenario
for those who say they don't like Adele, listen to this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hLQl3WQQoQ0
Posted in: Adele dominates Grammy ceremony, clouded by Houston's death
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The link to "ENGLISH" on their website does not work.
Posted in: A Hooter here and a Hooter there
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Mark_McCracken
It would be pretty cold without heat.
Posted in: Which electrical appliance in your home would you find it most difficult to live without?
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Mark_McCracken
Not delicious?
Posted in: Hooters to open first Japan restaurant in Tokyo on Oct 25
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Isn't anything Mark Twain wrote now in the public domain? I suppose some people like holding a book, but why not just wait until his writings are online and download them?
Posted in: Mark Twain back on best-seller lists with memoir
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The ability to vote should remain a benefit of citizenship.
Posted in: U.S. states weigh letting non-citizens vote
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Mark_McCracken
Yes.
Posted in: Are airport body scanners an invasion of privacy?
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Mark_McCracken
We want bears deep in the woods? Wouldn't that make hiking in those woods more dangerous? Doesn't killing them make both hikers and the people living in this city safer?
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Mark_McCracken
No, they are voluntary. If you want to maintain your privacy, don't fly.
Posted in: Are airport body scanners an invasion of privacy?
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Mark_McCracken
It depends on who is kissing and hugging me.
It is appropriate with the person has hugged or kissed me before.
Yes, it can be misinterpreted.
Posted in: How do you feel when someone you are greeting wants to hug you or kiss you on the cheek? When is it appropriate and do you think the custom can be misinterpreted in some cultures, such as Japan, for example?
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Mark_McCracken
These are the only options?
Posted in: What do you think of the iPad?
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Mark_McCracken
Yes, but I never cried in an airplane.
Posted in: What's the best way to deal with screaming or badly-behaved children at airports and on planes so that they don't drive other passengers crazy?
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Mark_McCracken
Pleasure - I believe a constitutional republic protects those in the minority better than a democracy.
Posted in: Do you think democracy is the best form of government?
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Mark_McCracken
I'd prefer if you didn't attempt to embellish my opinion. The question is simple, as is my answer.
Posted in: Do you think democracy is the best form of government?
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Mark_McCracken
No, I do not find that. I prefer a constitutional republic.
Posted in: Do you think democracy is the best form of government?
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Mark_McCracken
Children.
Posted in: Do you think democracy is the best form of government?
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Mark_McCracken
A constitutional republic.
Posted in: Do you think democracy is the best form of government?
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Mark_McCracken
Pleasure - Are you saying the U.S. is basically a representative democracy that is limited by the constraints of a constitution? If so, how is that different from a constitutional republic?
Posted in: Do you think democracy is the best form of government?
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Mark_McCracken
I'm from the United States, which is a republic. A republic seems to be a better form of government than a democracy, because there are laws, in the case of the US, a constitution, which prevent majority rule from infringing the rights of the individual.
Posted in: Do you think democracy is the best form of government?
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Mark_McCracken
Lockdown Japan - A new reality series staring Paris Hilton and a Chinese fishing vessel skipper. Each episode Nicole Richie has to perform various tasks, like eating natto, negotiating ownership of islands in the East China Sea and rescheduling a visit by a group of 1,000 young Japanese to the Shanghai World Expo.
Posted in: Paris Hilton leaves for U.S. after being denied entry into Japan
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Mark_McCracken
Then it seems to be a poorly worded question, making the assumption that "fair" is always "best".
Posted in: What do you think is the fairest method of income tax?