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To: dvdw© who wrote (57748)	11/11/2009 7:39:43 AM
From: dvdw©	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 219195

might this lead Paraguay to begin plans for a takeover of Brazil? Within Paraguay, There must be envy over the Olympics, add insult to injury, Brazil has the power to turn off Paraguayan lights. Depriving Paraguayan children from the study time they need. Makes for a nasty combination; these accidents of resource distribution. Could this lead Paraguay to take a lesson from Bobo Chavez, and align in a technology / human resource sharing agreement with China, to remove the bigger neighbors terrible influence within its present tense. Or.... is this a one off thing where the 1% whatever that is, remains the sole cause of this current problem. The article does illustrate Brazillian sentiment, as people speculate on crime rates and such. Or is this another Bingo too be moment, forecasting the need for a more efficient grid technology which brings revenue to the blessed awareness of growing forward demand?