Blenheim

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Title	Urgency	Categories	Assignment	Done
Rent	high	Economy, Infrastructure	12.03.2008 20:16	20.03.2008 11:42
Catacombs	extremely high	Education, Rights	18.03.2008 20:41	20.03.2008 11:35
Animal Experiments	extremely high	Health, Rights	12.03.2008 20:18	20.03.2008 11:27
Burial Rituals	high	Administration, Rights	12.03.2008 20:14	18.03.2008 20:45
Internet Slang	high	Education, Media	10.03.2008 14:57	18.03.2008 20:43
Mobile phones	extremely high	Economy, Health	10.03.2008 14:51	18.03.2008 20:41
Additional Welfare	normal	Economy, Abroad	10.03.2008 14:51	12.03.2008 20:18
Child Labor	normal	Economy, Rights	10.03.2008 14:51	12.03.2008 20:16
Boycott Website	high	Economy, Rights	10.03.2008 15:00	12.03.2008 20:14
isTitel185	high	Health, Budget	10.03.2008 14:51	10.03.2008 15:00
Fire Destroys Parliament Building	extremely high	Security, Rights	10.03.2008 14:51	10.03.2008 14:57

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Former decisions have the following consequences:
Official rent indexes protect tenants against exorbitant rent.
A treasure trove of artifacts related to the Knights of the Tempilos has been discovered, revealing damaging information about religious crimes two centuries ago. The exhibition has attracted many tourists.
Companies pay immense sums for state scientific findings.
Online auctions of the organs of dead celebrities bring sizeable profits for their relatives.
Teachers flunk some pupils because of bad linguistic style, although their answers are factually correct.
Since the ban of mobile phones smoke signals come back into fashion.
Welfare recipients have to purchase their own furniture, for it's no longer paid for by the state.
Young children are forced by law to sweep the streets two hours a week.
Companies insure their public image is positive to avoid public calls for boycott.
Neighboring states welcome the disarmament of Blenheim with goodwill and compassion.