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Photos and brochures I can understand, but not much point in "digitalizing" business cards unless you…
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Ossan In fact the IWC 1986 Moratorium was suppose to have been reviewed but has not…
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“That was our biggest mistake,” he said. This is the most honest sentence I've heard over…
Posted in: Official defends secrecy over worst-case nuclear disaster scenario
YongYang, did you read the article?
Posted in: Official defends secrecy over worst-case nuclear disaster scenario
Masami Nagasawa, great actress. And beautiful also!
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HeyLars Sorry! Not having a go at you. Just using your words as an example. My mistake.
I guess the same could be said about a football umpire or basketball ref. They get to make the same call against the same players. I guess skating is not so big a field that the judge has come into contact with the same people again.
Posted in: S Korean arrested for bomb threat over Olympic speedskating judge's decision
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Well there is no possible way that the athletes made a mistake so it must be some kind of conspiracy by this judge. It's the only possible explaination, not inlcuding the one of common sense.
Posted in: S Korean arrested for bomb threat over Olympic speedskating judge's decision
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Can anyone explain to me why the Japanese whalers go to Antarctica to hunt and not in the Arctic which would be much closer and in theory, cheaper?
Posted in: Sea Shepherd ends Antarctic campaign against whalers
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Welcome to Japan. I do not believe they are discriminating against Americans as such, they discriminate against all things foreign, in my opinion.
Posted in: The Japanese continue to break their promise. They said they would allow American cars to participate in their cash-for-clunkers program but have rigged the rules so that few can.
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No such thing as god. The bombs were dropped from horizontal bombers, which then took a radical, 158 degree diving turn away from their flight path.
This was taken from: http://en.citizendium.org/wiki/Bomber_aircraft
Posted in: U.S. pilot who dismissed Pearl Harbor reports dies
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I disagree. I feel the other car makers have realized the trouble brewing with Toyota and decided to come clean now. Better late than never.
Posted in: Suzuki, Nissan, Daihatsu announce recalls in Japan
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Thanks to the church for the abuse and neglect. And thanks to the Australian government for doing nothing about it and allowing it to continue even as we speak.
Posted in: UK prime minister apologizes to children shipped to former colonies
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I'd love to learn more Japanese if it didn't cost me an arm and a leg to learn it.
Posted in: The growth in the number of non-Japanese students at such classes, which originally were intended only for Japanese people, highlights the need to improve the Japanese language-teaching system for such students.
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You are correct but I still believe there is no risk of a terrorist attack in Japan using explosives.
Posted in: New ticket gate that checks for explosives tested at Akihabara station
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neverknow2
So true! I don't believe there has been an attack in/on Japan using explosives since 1945. I could be wrong, but I can't find any information about it. Does anyone know?
Posted in: New ticket gate that checks for explosives tested at Akihabara station
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Funnily enough, there will be plenty opposed to banning smoking in these areas. Why? Because the 'gold lining' in their pockets will decrease. What kind of country allows smoking in a hospital?
Posted in: It is inevitable that the restaurant industry will oppose the smoking ban because of its likely negative impact on customer numbers.
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Took the words out of my mouth. But it probably was.
Posted in: 13 children hospitalized after falling ill at Saitama school
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Scientific tuna fishing here we come.
Posted in: EU pushes for ban on fishing for bluefin tuna
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neverknow2
Yes only Japan. Most other countries are not stuck 200 years in the past.
Posted in: Swimmers could face lifetime bans if they turn up for competitions with dyed hair, elaborately painted nails or pierced ears.
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I can't seem to find this on any of the NZ news websites. That's strange! I'm sure NZ said they would 'support' Australia rather than start legal action of their own.
Posted in: Japan says its whaling is conducted under international accord
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Yeah GOOD LUCK! It's part of the culture here. Just like they way don't cover their mouth when they cough. Even with the nasty flu outbreaks you would think people would change their unclean habits, but alas, no.
Posted in: We need to get the public to understand that child pornography is an unforgivable offense and that we must use the law to clamp down on it.
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Because like you said, in America white can't be called terrorists, unless they convert to Islam that is.
Posted in: Man, angry at IRS, crashes small plane into Texas building
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It's not even a sport. It's a joke.
Posted in: Are there any sports that you think should be dropped from the Winter Olympics for whatever reason?
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I agree with that.
Posted in: Sarkozy announces big French aid plan for Haiti
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I have to agree. The shows aim is to offend but reallly it does just reflect society where everyone isn't a white male aged 18-35, married, christian, 1.8 children etc
Posted in: Palin lashes out at Fox animated comedy 'Family Guy'