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The crime was committed in Thai therefore he is to be incarcerated in Thai.

Aso, it's time to stay home and do some gardening.

The choice between self-study and attending a language school depends on your personal preferences, goals, and learning style. Some people thrive with self-study and enjoy the freedom it offers, while others benefit from the structure and accountability of a formal language school. You can also consider a hybrid approach, combining self-study with occasional classes or tutoring to get the best of both worlds.

A probable revenue of at least 100 million yen gross - gone!

A woman walking out (maybe from the lavatory...) holding a pet bottle drink with no one in sight. Big seafood spender!

Ken Hasebe's plan was far from the truth. He placed emphasis in avoiding lost of life based on last year's tragedy in South Korea and provide peace and tranquility for local residents - but instead they cordoned off most floor pathways literally forcing pedestrians to extreme narrow walk ways risking the welfare and safety of people; plus law enforcement agencies blasting whistles and loud speakers horns without end causing disturbance to public peace. Surreal!

Oh my...here we go - again!?

Why not use Yoyogi Park facilities Saturday and Sunday instead of Shibuya crossing nightlife? Most festive events are conducted there with nearly zero altercation and somewhat adequate sanitation due process. I get the influx is a ten-fold, but worth a shot for all walks of life...children trick-or-treating the shops during daytime hours, costume contest discounts or prizes for young adults, group dances flashing their creativity all dolled up (Harajuku takers) until closing hours. It's a festivity of food and beverage, and to be merry. Just saying.

To first establish the problem, highlight the woman's actions in addressing it, and then emphasize her determination to support the victims in the future conveys a strong message of advocacy and social responsibility. Kudos for her.

Japan has one of the highest debt-to-GDP ratios in the world, exceeding 200%. This means that the country's total debt is more than twice the size of its annual economic output.

A high debt-to-GDP ratio can create concerns about fiscal sustainability and the government's ability to service its debt, especially if interest rates were to rise significantly.

Raising interest rates on government debt could lead to increased debt-servicing costs, further straining Japan's fiscal situation.

Japan has been able to maintain low-interest rates due in part to the Bank of Japan's monetary policies, including its aggressive bond-buying programs.

The Japanese government's fiscal policies, such as stimulus measures and budgetary decisions, are influenced by the need to manage the debt burden effectively.

The agency acknowledging that Japan had consulted with the international community, and its decision was based on a comprehensive and transparent process remains questionable.

It makes sense.

To mitigate risks and drawbacks, in the case of: rabies, zoonotic, safety and comfort, allergies and sensitivities, sanitation issues, noise disturbances, legal and liability concerns, unpredictable behavior, transportation restrictions (limited space) - it's essential for public transport authorities to have clear and enforced policies regarding pet transportation, including vaccination and documentation requirements. Pet owners should also take responsibility for their animals' behavior and health by ensuring they have the necessary documentation and are well-behaved during public transport rides. This balance allows for responsible pet ownership while also maintaining the safety and comfort of all passengers.

They also come with several drawbacks and risks. Limited Range - anxiety build up. It can be inconvenient for long trips, and charging infrastructure isn't as widespread in some regions. Battery Degradation - limited lifespan. EV batteries have a finite lifespan, typically lasting 8-15 years. Over time, the capacity of the battery decreases, leading to a reduction in range. Replacing the battery can be expensive. Safety Concerns - fire risk. Lithium-ion batteries can catch fire or explode if they're damaged or overcharged. While these incidents are relatively rare, they have garnered attention and concern. Procurement - high initial cost: EVs are generally more expensive than their ICE counterparts, primarily due to the high cost of the battery. While this cost is decreasing, it can still be a barrier to entry for many consumers. Cold Weather Performance - reduced range. Cold weather can negatively impact battery performance, causing reduced range and slower charging times. Heating the cabin in extreme cold conditions can drain the battery quickly. Recycling and Disposal - environmental impact. Disposing of or recycling EV batteries can pose environmental challenges. Proper recycling facilities are needed to handle the toxic materials within the battery effectively.

Get lost with your insalubrious dilemma.

This comes with a range of drawbacks that need to be carefully considered and balanced against the desired outcomes...cost burden on tourists, reduced tourism revenues, inequality and access issues, negative impact on local communities, decline in hospitality industry, incentive for black market alternatives, long-term reputational damage, impact on local attractions, complex implementation and enforcement, unintended consequences, negative perceptions of Japan and reduced cultural exchange...just to list a few!

Hand in the cookie jar! You do the crime - you pay the time!

This decision is highly controversial and has historical, political, and cultural implications.

Companies must closely monitor consumer sentiment, economic indicators, and industry-specific trends to make informed decisions and navigate the recovery effectively.

Ms. Kamikawa, how come you not asking Israel instead?

Despite these potential drawbacks mentioned here, many cross-cultural relationships are successful and enriching for those involved.

He pays tribute to convicted war criminals along with the war dead.

I expect the judge to determine an appropriate sentence (death penalty or life in prison), considering factors like the severity of the abuse, and the child's condition of death to both parties involved.

RIP little angel Mao-chan!!

I will not discard the possibility of Japan joining and practicing the monetary global bank reset that took place not long ago in USA and Europe. Just saying.

Danger certainly unpredictable but one should assess "the writing on the wall" regardless. Safe voyage home, they're going to need it.

It is self evident these elected representatives to handle systems on our behave are incapable and/or incompetent.

He's gone mental - digressing from this celebratory function that most revere annually.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, many countries implemented strict lockdown measures to contain the spread of the virus. These measures included the closure of schools and a shift to online or remote learning. The impact of these lockdowns on school absenteeism varied from country to country and depended on several factors, including the effectiveness of remote learning (economic disparities), access to technology and the internet (digital divide), and the level of enforcement of lockdown measures. I regret to indicate Japan is no exception.

Like the old saying: "It's not personal (spiritual) - it's just business (profit)"

The escalator industry generally discourages walking on escalators and encourages passengers to stand still while riding them. This is primarily for safety reasons. Escalators are designed with a specific pitch and speed to safely transport passengers from one level to another. Encouraging walking on escalators can lead to safety hazards and accidents, such as tripping, falling, or clothing getting caught in the moving parts. The International Association of Elevator and Escalator Manufacturers (IAEEA) and other industry organizations typically recommend that passengers follow these guidelines.