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Yet the outer boundary beyond which a country is not considered like-minded remains not clarified in the book; also missing is an account of what Japan has done and should do if it and the US disagree about who is "like-minded" enough. The solar system's outer boundary, which lies beyond the termination shock, is the edge of the heliosphere, the vast bubble of space filled by the wind of charged particles continuously blown by the sun. Laid out in two concentric routes, the par-70, 6,398-yard course parallels most of the facility's outer boundary in a mostly clockwise-turning front nine, then shifts to predominantly right-to-left routing on an inner-perimeter back nine. |
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