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Korean campaigns for removal of Japanese flag from French stores
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University of Tokyo gives up on plan to start academic year in autumn
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Iceland kills first fin whales in controversial hunt
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LDP policy chief apologizes for Fukushima disaster gaffe
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Norika Fujiwara says secret of beauty is love
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Actually@Dennis, displays of Nazi regalia in both Japan and South Korea have been occasionally protested by the Simon Wiesenthal Center. There was even a club in Pusan I believe it was named "Hitler." Might still be there for all I know.
Posted in: Korean campaigns for removal of Japanese flag from French stores
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This is vigilantism, pure and simple, and taken to its logical extreme, eventually we'll have individuals going around bombarding businesses with every minor thing that annoys them. If she didn't like the flag, the student should have contacted the Korean embassy and requested it to intervene.
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Blame it on overpopulation. Do you know Nigeria has 170 million people? It is the world's second-largest country with English as its official language, after the US. And Boko Haram's efforts notwithstanding, its population will almost certainly overtake the US in the 2nd half of this century.
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Is there any way I can get invited to one of those "lavish Chinese receptions"? I've always wanted to try raw monkey brains...
Posted in: Japan losing diplomatic banquet battle to China
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The police refused to rein in the Zaitokukai, who were driving business out of the area with their bullyboy tactics. So the cops are responsible for that mini-riot occurring in the first place -- but of course they knew that would eventually occur. Instead of invoking the relevant laws, social order is controlled in Japan by means of police fiat. It's a typical example of how the "master puppeteer" manipulates things behind the scenes in order to achieve its ends.
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Most of PNG is a stone-age culture, so I don't know if "poverty-stricken" is appropriate to describe it.
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Well from the country that gave us sandwiches with yakisoba and strawberries and whipped cream fillings, I guess anything is possible.
Posted in: Country Ma’am to release chocolate chip cookies based on traditional Japanese sweets
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I did not see anything in the article that touched on the subject of manufacturing cost. True, research expenditures were involved, but once something is mass-produced, it's likely to be rather inexpensive in the long run.
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It would seem that Turkey can't leave well enough alone. Not content to be one of the few Muslim-majority countries where people aren't stabbing, slashing, shooting and blowing up each other in large numbers, it's determined to join the fray.
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Long before 2100, this planet will descend into one, big Rwanda as humanity implodes upon itself.
Posted in: World population to hit 10.9 billion by 2100: U.N.
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I've always suspected that the businesses that charge for waste pickup collect your money and then just turn around and dump stuff illegally. It's not the dumping per se, but the fraud involved, that would make it a more serious crime.
Posted in: 2 men arrested for dumping 2,250 batteries in streets
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What do I do in Shibuya after I arrive there at 3:00 a.m.?
Posted in: 24-hour bus service to begin in Tokyo in December
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Try telling that to Toyoko Inn, which, if it loses in court, will also have to pay the legal fees. (And NHK's lawsuit is a matter of public record, I read it in the Yomiuri.)
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Instead of T-shirts, Uniqlo should consider selling liability insurance policies to Bangladeshi garment manufacturers.
Posted in: Uniqlo to open stores in Bangladesh
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That's a long way to go for such a spartan meal! A store at the nearby Memanbetsu Airport sells all kinds of cute Abashiri Prison omiyage with prison motifs, like towels, T-shirts, ash trays, etc.
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If I go a week without shaving the resemblance to our family mutt is even closer.
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They fly, but usually in straight trajectories. I've never heard of them flying in a holding pattern. Disgusting things. Combat helps.
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Wishful thinking like that is what bogs down armies in unwinnable quagmires in the first place.
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What about the 80,000 (conservative estimate) that will?
Posted in: All 7 militants dead at end of Kabul airport attack
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If sales of hair tint were suddenly to stop, Japan's and Korea's GDP would both drop by about 0.3 percent.
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