51.  Meanwhile, most Japanese people are being kept in the dark about the situation their government is facing in Geneva.

52.  Murano and others stressed the importance Japanese people place on the relationship between pitcher and catcher.

53.  Nevermind that there were Japanese people in every direction.

54.  Nominally to protect the health of the Japanese people, although perhaps as a form of protectionism, the government even bans such common American medications as Tylenol.

55.  Now, Japanese people, influenced by Western culture and lifestyles, are doing the same.

56.  On the other hand, Japanese people in general really love to talk about refugee relief and other humanitarian undertakings.

57.  President Clinton personally apologized to the Japanese people and the Navy admiral who commanded U.S. troops stationed in Japan was eventually forced to resign.

58.  Part of the problem, say many Japanese people, is that newcomers are ill prepared to protect themselves.

59.  Perhaps to avoid offending others, Japanese people rarely use face marks showing anger or sadness.

60.  Regardless, pharmaceutical companies are benefiting as the Japanese people spend more on medicine.