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closed hiroshima.us and nagasaki.us
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Are you counting on capitalizing on the paradox, namely foreign cities with a .US TLD? (i.e. the effect of events over there on the US; survivers who might have moved to the US since, etc)..
I think it's a long shot but it's worth the try.
I think it's a long shot but it's worth the try.
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not sure that the .us ext works with these, despite the relationship between the two. Reg fee only.
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.jp ??? .co.jp ???
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>>These two cities have a unique relationship to the US that had a profound impact for the entire world over more than 50 years.
If you're using the term 'unique relationship' as a euphemism for dropping nuclear bombs on them, do you really think they want to be reminded of that relationship? I've visited the Hiroshima Memorial at ground zero and the message I came away with was one of profound sadness over the loss of life and destruction that nuclear war can bring.
If you're using the term 'unique relationship' as a euphemism for dropping nuclear bombs on them, do you really think they want to be reminded of that relationship? I've visited the Hiroshima Memorial at ground zero and the message I came away with was one of profound sadness over the loss of life and destruction that nuclear war can bring.
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