Created Sat 19th Apr 2008 6:10am PST by 
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rohan 
Will the Japanese promise to stop whaling by the end of 2010?
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Settlement details:As reported by a major mainstream news source.
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Suspend date: Fri 31st Dec 11:59pm PST (40 weeks to go)
Initial likelihoods: Yes: 15%, No: 85%
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lisa_lou
predicted No (H$100 at 88%)
eytan77
predicted No (H$100 at 88%)
nipperino1
predicted Yes (H$100 at 13%)
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score: 10
BBC 45 weeks ago
far not been possible to secure agreement' on the key issues - scientific hunting, small-type coastal whaling and whale sanctuaries. But, it says, 'significant concrete results' have emerged from the process, citing 'the greatly improved atmosphere and
score: 10
Japan Today 45 weeks ago
The Japanese Fisheries Agency said Friday that a fleet of four whaling vessels will set sail to catch up to 216 whales in the northwestern Pacific for scientific research purposes. The fleet plans to catch 100 minke whales, 100 sei whales, 50
score: 10
IOL 45 weeks ago
Atlantic. Walk, a native of Germany who settled in Iceland 12 years ago, says her company 'is against whaling.' 'We try to convince them to stop. It's not good for Iceland's image.' But whaling presents a paradox for the country: it's a precious resource
score: 10
Sydney Morning Herald 46 weeks ago
The international deadlock on whaling is set to continue with pro-whaling nations vowing to make an unprecedented bloc vote at upcoming talks. The 32 countries ramped up their pro-whaling stance at a meeting in Tokyo
score: 10
IAfrica.com 46 weeks ago
Atlantic. Walk, a native of Germany who settled in Iceland 12 years ago, says her company 'is against whaling'. 'We try to convince them to stop. It's not good for Iceland's image.' But whaling presents a paradox for the country: it's a precious resource
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