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subjects than citizens. Militaries the other power pole in much of Asia can meddle in politics without much public distress from the masses. Just look at how Bangkok office ladies cheerily handed carnations to the soldiers who carried out a 2006 coup against Thailand\'s democratically elected lead
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subject of debate in South Korea. Some people argue that we should keep helping North Korea citizens, but others say that we would better stop support them because the helps might be used for making nuclear weapon, instead of for solving starvation by North Korea government.
I, however, think w
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subjects, of whatever rank and quality they may be, to renew the memory of these matters, to attack, be hostile to, injure or provoke each other in revenge for the past, whatever may be the reason and pretext … but let them restrain themselves and live peaceably together as brothers, friends, and fe
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