Conclusion: Every government should okey marijuana, alcoholic drinks, and adult contents.

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Conclusion: Some of them are profitable. But the market has many competitors.

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Conclusion: It depends on the time and era in the coming future.

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Conclusion: If you still use only your own mother tongue in the workplaces, your careers may be next to destruction.

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Conclusion: If you become the impoverished, you should go to warm places. Frozen areas are hell.

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Conclusion: If an era of wars comes, there may be an improvement in the low birth rates of some countries.

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Conclusion: Human beings have strenuously tried to prevent wars, but they (or we) failed. Can you surely say you have learned the fear of wars well enough?

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Conclusion: Maybe not, for the foreseeable future. But things may turn astray if other international languages grow more efficient for the majority of the entire world to use.

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