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Arkaad
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Comment #29709192
The real problem is that there are too many useless fights with trash mobs. Removing most of them and keeping only the challenging and memorable ones would be a better thing. Anoth…
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Comment #26643706
Saudia Arabia also gets the red carpet treatment, so sadly I'm afraid the situation will not get solved thanks to worldwide outrage.
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Comment #17702848
But there's a caveat: you lose the book cover in the process. I think Amazon does that intentionally.
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Comment #17184104
Having multiple middle names is common in France. It doesn't mean that all French do it, though.
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Comment #17175757
>But the most shocking thing about that book is that it was written in 1952. Corporate greed and advertisement is quite old, though.
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Comment #17009925
>A suicide rate that is one of the highest among industrialized nations. Please stop saying that. Japan's suicide rate is on the decline and not that high.
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Comment #16908691
What about fake photos?
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Comment #16740848
That's a really creepy design.
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Comment #15902669
tl;dr because of piracy
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Comment #15061059
Most adult rapes are unreported too. Doesn't meant it doesn't happen.
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Comment #14809116
The last photo of the post features a girl giving the finger towards the camera. The author of the blog should know that taking a picture of someone without their consent is consid…
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Comment #14740726
So what?
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Comment #14283946
What about the learning curve, though?
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Comment #14208173
"Zen was published in 1974, after being rejected by 121 publishing houses." 121 publishing houses...
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Comment #14144553
They don't even explain why Chrome is mandatory! "Learn more." just sends us to the Chrome page...
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Comment #14144551
They don't even explain why Chrome is mandatory! "Learn more." just sends us to the Chrome page...
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Comment #14075052
Same issue in France. How is that even allowed? It's almost similar to ticket scalping.
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Comment #14009001
I didn't know traditional houses over a hundred years old existed in this country. The sole exception that have witnessed are western style building in Hakodate, however they are a…
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Comment #13781433
Aren't suicide rates among modern farmers among the higher. Long working hours and low wages because of the demanding market.
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