I think the greatest security measure is pre-pay, period,

[Calling the measure a] serious provocation, ... restricts Taiwan's freedom and democracy, and has a serious impact on security in the East-Asia region.

It depends on what measure of size you're looking at. Is it payroll? Is it employment? Is it industrial output?

National chains like Wal-Mart, which measure their profits in the billions of dollars, should be made to pay a living wage that includes health benefits to their employees. When they don't, everyone in Suffolk is harmed.

They tried to get into another gate, and the security agent felt he smelled alcohol on them.

I don't think they are too sad. This would have been a costly measure, with few benefits. The economy at least is better off without it.