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I contacted you for the first time about foreign substances in food. I was surprised to hear that someone would come to my home, as I thought I would be mailing the product. Honestly, I find it a bit troublesome. Is it okay if we just have a brief chat at the front door? I regret having
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Every time I go out, I feel very anxious because strangers point their phones at me or seem to be taking pictures. This happens everywhere, whether I’m on the train, bus, or at a restaurant. Especially when someone sitting in front of me or a passerby suddenly points their smartphone at me, I feel like a celebrity.
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Please tell me about inheritance. My mother passed away in 2022, and the inherited property was only half of the condominium we lived in. I did not file for inheritance tax or registration. Later, my father passed away in 2025, and the heirs are my sibling and me. I, the elder brother, plan to inherit the condominium
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I want to stop facial contouring treatments. What should I do? I started my current facial contouring treatments in March of this year and have undergone about five sessions. My doctor says I’m improving, but I don’t feel any changes myself. It’s becoming painful to check my reflection in the mirror after the treatments. The doctor is
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In a Type B business office, is it inappropriate for staff to strictly admonish users when they do not follow instructions?
Communication with users in a Type B business office often requires significant psychological consideration. This question pertains to how to respond when users do not comply with instructions, and it is essential to deeply reflect on
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When I got home from work, I found an AirTag in my bag. I have no idea how it got there, and I’m a bit anxious. I want to go to the police, but I’m too scared to go until it’s daytime. What should I do? Please let me know as soon as possible.
The question raised
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Does forcibly selling or burning a work constitute copyright infringement?
In response to a reader’s question, we will analyze in detail whether forcibly selling or burning a work constitutes copyright infringement from legal, psychological, and ethical perspectives.
Copyright is an intellectual property right that grants the
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It seems that my husband has stolen cash that he had left at home. The money, which was in an envelope along with a bankbook and other items in a pouch, has gone missing from my bag. Even when I confront him, he continues to deny it. I found an empty envelope in his bag, which I
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Can the president of a neighborhood association be elected? In my area, the president is simply succeeded by the vice president, and the system has become outdated. At the annual general meeting, proxy votes are distributed, and the president is merely confirmed, resulting in a situation where no real election takes place. I think this is problematic,
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Regarding horse racing payouts, is it classified as temporary income or miscellaneous income? The National Tax Agency’s announcement states that it is “judged comprehensively,” so does that mean it won’t be clear until a court ruling is made?
Horse racing is one of the most popular forms of gambling in
