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Radioactive Used Cars Being Sold in JapanGreg Wilson NBC Los Angeles 10/26/2011 | Florida firm welcomes clients with AK-47 Breitbart.com 09/20/2011 |
 Cars that were contaminated by radiation during the March nuclear meltdown in Japan are finding their way into the reeling nation's used car market. |  A Florida company is giving new clients a voucher to buy an AK-47 assault rifle to defend themselves from violent crime. |
Landmark US-Mexico trucking agreement resolves 15-year conflictHoward LaFranchi Christian Science Monitor 07/06/2011 | EU moves to ban plastic bags Daily Express 05/20/2011 |
 The United States and Mexico on Wednesday signed an agreement aimed at resolving a cross-border trucking dispute. The longstanding disagreement had come to symbolize growing resistance, especially in the US Congress, to free-trade provisions with America’s southern neighbor. |  THE EU was under fire last night for seeking a ban on plastic shopping bags to fight pollution. |
Australian company to export feral camel meat to Middle EastSarah Malik Bundaberg News Mail 04/14/2011 | India bans Japan food importsRatnajyoti Dutta Yahoo! News Canada 04/05/2011 |
 AN Egyptian businessman plans to build an abattoir in South Australia to export camel meat to the Middle East. |  India has imposed a three-month ban on imports of food articles from the whole of Japan on fears that radiation from an earthquake-hit nuclear plant was spreading to other parts of the country, becoming the first country to introduce a blanket ban. |
Japan mulls ban on Fukushima area food products Reuters 03/19/2011 | Worried Californians Purchase Gas Masks, Chemical Suits CBS Los Angeles 03/19/2011 |
 Japan has confirmed the presence of radioactive iodine contamination in food products from near a crippled nuclear plant and is considering whether to order a halt to the sale of such products from the area, the U.N. nuclear body said on Saturday. |  The owner of a military supply company in Maine says he’s been inundated with orders from people in California buying gas masks and chemical suits. |
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