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An illustrator in #China re-created a famous Japanese painting The Great Wave off #Kanagawa. If Katsushika Hokusai, the original author is still alive today, he would also be very concerned about #JapanNuclearWater.
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We prefer neighbours with a strip of clear water to neighbours with a strip of waste water.
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I have a copy of this painting army home. I procured that from Tokyo’s Shibuya in 2009.
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I have a copy of this painting at my home. I procured that from Tokyo’s Shibuya in 2009.
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Is that the Tieling power plant in the background? The one in Liaoning that will be dumping contaminated water into the ocean?
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It's the driving force behind battleships, so it's the American military you're afraid of, isn't it? The use of nuclear weapons.
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Dear Mr xi jinping please help indonesia to recover the sank 402 submarine in Bali water deep 800 something meter
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SHORT THREAD: The Indonesian Navy hopes to raise the wreckage of KRI Nanggala to help with investigation. At over 800m depth, it is technically feasible to perform the job, but it needs assets and manpower specially optimized for deep-sea salvage and recovery work.
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Two weeks ago, after #China Foreign Min Spokesman #ZhaoLijian attacked me by name from the podium in #Beijing, I invited him to answer 10 essential questions re #COVID19 origins. He's not responded. Please help us get @zlj517's attention & demand answers. jamiemetzl.com/10-questions-f
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Nice showcase of what China is great at. Stealing ideas and creating copy’s. Nice work!
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So, would be a good opportunity to review the amount of radioisotopes each country releases into the sea. Fair enough.
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日本政府による福島第一原子力発電所のALPS処理水の処分に関する基本方針発表を受けての国際原子力機関（IAEA）ラファエル・グロッシー事務局長によるビデオメッセージ（仮訳）（2021年4月13日）
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Controlled water discharges into the sea are routinely used by operational nuclear power plants around the world and in the region under strict safety and environmental standards and regulations. 2/2
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I welcome Japan's announcement on how it will dispose of the treated water stored at #Fukushima nuclear power plant. @IAEAorg will work w/ 
before, during & after the discharge of the water to help ensure this is carried out without an adverse impact on health & environment.1/2
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Although Chinese engineers are very talented, it is very disappointing that there are people like you who do not understand the content of chemical substances and use them for politics. Did you check the amount of chemicals that China's nuclear power plants drain???
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I must say that it is quite ridiculous for your country to ridicule the decision of Japan, which is recognized by the IAEA and other interested countries such as the U.S. and South Korea, without mentioning its own radioisotope emissions.
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They all died during Great cultural revolution
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"Kanagawa Okinamiura", one of the "Thirty-six Views of Tomitake" drawn by Katsushika Hokusai, is a very popular subject in Japan as a copy of the graduation work of an elementary school art class 
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I am amazed, angry, dismayed, and saddened at the same time that a government official from a neighboring country is openly making malicious statements that try to stir up anxiety with sentimental words that are the opposite of scientific judgment!
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It's just a question of which to believe, the IAEA Director General's announcement or the ramblings of ordinary people in China and South Korea who are trying to undermine Japan.
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