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When the North Korean government hacked Sony Pictures last November,

it exposed a new reality that you don't have to be a superpower to inflict damage on US corporations.

I set you down and gave you a pencil on paper and said, right, a list of a dozen people that could do this.

Oh yeah, I mean, they're way more than a dozen people. They're probably three, four,

five thousand people that could do that attack today. I mean, it's certainly within the realm of

possibility that a terrorist group could go out and put together a team and do some real damage.

ISIS hacked sent comms Twitter.

Caroline Kennedy's reception in Japan since arriving as US ambassador is partly because she has

sparked memories of her father, President John F. Kennedy. People in Japan very much admire him.

It's one of the ways that many people learn English. Almost every day somebody comes up to me and

wants to quote the inaugural address. To walk through the ambassador's official residence is to

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