Pax Romana

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Title	Urgency	Categories	Assignment	Done
Machine tax	high	Economy, Budget	28.03.2008 07:05	30.03.2008 05:59
Election Pledges	high	Administration, Rights	28.03.2008 07:02	30.03.2008 05:58
Ivy League	high	Economy, Education	23.03.2008 04:35	30.03.2008 05:58
Child Labor	high	Economy, Rights	23.03.2008 04:32	28.03.2008 07:05
Ding Dong	high	Environment, Rights	23.03.2008 04:35	28.03.2008 07:05
Tuition Fees	high	Education, Budget	23.03.2008 04:34	28.03.2008 07:04
Intelligent Design	extremely high	Education, Rights	23.03.2008 04:32	28.03.2008 07:04
Abortion	extremely high	Health, Rights	15.03.2008 04:31	28.03.2008 07:03
Competitive Sports	extremely high	Health, Abroad	19.03.2008 18:28	28.03.2008 07:02
Short Rests	normal	Economy, Health	20.03.2008 07:02	23.03.2008 04:35
Roadworks	normal	Education, Rights	19.03.2008 18:27	23.03.2008 04:35
Criminal Immigrants	normal	Security, Abroad	23.03.2008 04:33	23.03.2008 04:34
An Eye For An Eye?	high	Security, Rights	18.03.2008 04:35	23.03.2008 04:33
Day without TV	high	Education, Media	15.03.2008 04:31	23.03.2008 04:32
Overtime	extremely high	Economy, Health	20.03.2008 07:02	23.03.2008 04:32
World Championship	normal	Economy, Media	19.03.2008 18:29	20.03.2008 07:02
Morning exercise	extremely high	Administration, Health	12.03.2008 12:10	20.03.2008 07:02
Hospitals	high	Economy, Health	14.03.2008 13:21	19.03.2008 18:29
Pornography	extremely high	Rights, Media	04.03.2008 12:18	19.03.2008 18:28
Free Speech on the Internet	extremely high	Rights, Media	16.03.2008 04:13	19.03.2008 18:27
Emissions Trading	extremely high	Economy, Environment	12.03.2008 12:11	18.03.2008 04:35
Minimum Wages	high	Economy, Rights	12.03.2008 12:09	16.03.2008 04:13
Flood Disaster	high	Environment, Budget	15.03.2008 04:30	15.03.2008 04:31
Animal Experiments	extremely high	Health, Rights	07.03.2008 23:19	15.03.2008 04:31
Divorces	extremely high	Rights, Family	12.03.2008 12:08	15.03.2008 04:30
Banking Confidentiality	high	Economy, Budget	09.03.2008 01:22	14.03.2008 13:21
Online Games	high	Economy, Media	06.03.2008 04:17	12.03.2008 12:11
Boycott Website	high	Economy, Rights	12.03.2008 12:10	12.03.2008 12:10
Real estate agents	high	Economy, Infrastructure	03.03.2008 17:52	12.03.2008 12:10
Prohibition	high	Health, Rights	07.03.2008 22:40	12.03.2008 12:09
Work on Weekends	extremely high	Economy, Rights	04.03.2008 12:19	12.03.2008 12:08
Broadcasting Licenses	high	Rights, Media	07.03.2008 23:18	09.03.2008 01:22
Food Stamps	high	Health, Budget	29.02.2008 12:08	07.03.2008 23:19
Prostitution	high	Economy, Rights	29.02.2008 12:07	07.03.2008 23:18
Denial	high	Rights, Abroad	06.03.2008 04:17	07.03.2008 22:40
Shopping Hours	normal	Economy, Rights	29.02.2008 12:07	06.03.2008 04:17
Demand for Housing	high	Economy, Rights	03.03.2008 17:51	06.03.2008 04:17
Lobbyists	normal	Economy, Rights	27.02.2008 00:31	04.03.2008 12:19
School Attendance	high	Education, Rights	03.03.2008 17:53	04.03.2008 12:18
Agricultural Subsidies	normal	Economy, Budget	27.02.2008 00:31	03.03.2008 17:53
Casinos	normal	Rights, Abroad	27.02.2008 13:26	03.03.2008 17:52
Discrimination	high	Health, Rights	02.03.2008 06:58	03.03.2008 17:51
Labor Unions	high	Economy, Rights	28.02.2008 11:40	02.03.2008 06:58
National Anthem	normal	Administration, Abroad	27.02.2008 00:31	29.02.2008 12:08
Sporting Events	high	Economy, Media	27.02.2008 00:31	29.02.2008 12:07
Marching of Nazis	extremely high	Security, Abroad	28.02.2008 11:40	29.02.2008 12:07
Sacrifice	extremely high	Health, Rights	27.02.2008 00:31	28.02.2008 11:40
isTitel185	extremely high	Health, Budget	27.02.2008 00:31	28.02.2008 11:40
Fire Destroys Parliament Building	extremely high	Security, Rights	27.02.2008 00:31	27.02.2008 13:26

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Former decisions have the following consequences:
Subsidies for the use of machines destroy thousands of jobs, but make for cheap appliances and electronics.
Politicians continue to say whatever it takes to get elected, even if it's a blatant lie.
Admission criteria for the public 'elite' universities are so strict that only the brightest minds are accepted.
Because of the strict abolishment of child labour, children in films and TV are replaced by expensive computer animations.
In large cities, ear plugs are crucial for survival.
The cost of tuition subsidies strain the budget as some people become permanent "career" students and never graduate.
Despite agressive lobbying by religious groups, the teaching of intelligent design is not added to the science curriculum, much to the relief of the scientific community.
Women of the lower class get pregnant deliberately and take the extra money for the abortion.
Children are forced from a very young age into sports by their parents in hopes of receiving coveted support from the state.
The state withdraws financial support of unemployed people who refuse to do simple manual labor jobs.