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Currently, you are far more likely to be hit by lightening twice than to have any issue with the radiation from Japan in any portion of the United States.

The background radiation numbers in Tokyo (only 150 miles away from the problem) are roughly the same as we have normally in New York. You will receive more radiation from a window seat in a plane, then you will from this situation.

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