The crime appears more related to the worrying, wider obsession with respect.
But like karaoke, which originated in Japan and is a country-wide obsession, Disneyland gives the often-reserved Japanese people a place to unleash their rowdy side.
Justin Stangel, a head writer for The Late Show with David Letterman, summed up the industry-wide obsession when he wrote on his own blog: "I feel like I am having an affair with Nikki Finke.
What does this sudden, culture-wide obsession with fabrication say about us?
To put it bluntly, I just don't understand the seemingly female-gender-wide obsession with Ms. Austen.
Similarly, the company skipped the OnePlus 4 due in part to superstition around the number in its native China and an apparent company-wide obsessions with Robert Horry, a small forward for the Los Angeles Lakers who wore the number from 1997 to 2003.
This is the Paris where Radio Nova has been broadcasting Arabic music for over thirty years, where Arabic popstars have become country-wide obsessions.
Yet he has never abandoned his wide-ranging obsessions, which echo Lethem's own: film, literature, music, media.
Encyclopedias permitted an admittedly untutored rapidity of association that lent a certain formal and systematic coherence to his wide-ranging obsessions.
And the best rock bands, such as British Sea Power and Pathé newsreel samplers Public Service Broadcasting, are geeks and proud, fuelled by wide-ranging obsessions including maritime history and birdwatching.
By signing, they are denouncing pageants for "reinforcing wide-spread obsessions over body image and establishing a clear link between seduction, a will to please and mass consumption.
