シングルス初戦突破、おめでとうございます！！
若い選手の成長、ほんとに楽しみですね！　そのためには、岩渕選手に高い大きな壁になって、もっともっと立ちはだかってもらわなくては！ですね！！　そしてそうすることが、岩渕選手のさらなる活躍にもつながって行くことだと信じています。頑張ってください！！
あと、次の２回戦と鈴木選手とのダブルスも頑張ってくださいね。ず～っと応援してますよ！！

壁なんか言わず、勿論世界TOP100にまだいけますよ！
腰は事故みたいなもんだから、心配しなくても大丈夫！

初戦突破おめでとうございます！って遅いですね。
もっともっと大きな壁になってばんばん跳ね返してください（笑）
関西で見られる数少ない機会なのに試合見にいけなくて残念ですが、応援してます。
がんばってください！

まだまだ若手になんか負けずに大きな壁、手本となって
頑張ってくださいね。
自分も若手に負けないようサッカーやってますよ。

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It’s hard to find knowledgeable people about this subject, however, you sound like you know what you’re talking about! Thanks

I added some info about MSGFs and surveysas well as to the CNDLS CATs page, but now I feel this page is really long and text-heavy…

I completely agree with your point on ‘Clockwork Orange’. It is supposed to be physically sickening to the audience, how anyone could look at that film and go, “Huh, I would like to recreate that,” is beyond me.

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It isn’t just Australia or the other anglosphere countries that impose obligations on the unemployed. Most European countries do as well, especially for those that are long-term unemployed. They just aren’t quite so Orwellian in their naming conventions for the restrictions that are used. The shift in a lot of European countries in the 1990s was quite pronounced (and mostly ignored here) amidst the realisation that the design of welfare systems and the interaction between tax and transfer systems were contributing to high structural rates of unemployment. Where Australia most stands out is the meagre level of support we dish out in the first two years or so of unemployment (a lot of insurance based systems only have high replacement ratios in the first year or two). There is a lot more we could be doing in the active labour market program space as well.