high quality cross translations only take you as far, reading "crap" on the internet - is a much bigger data-source. and lets be honest, google is damn good in reading crap on the internet. http://bit.ly/1hnKrbA
I tried to narrow it down. This is the minimal phrase that gives "United States":
https://translate.google.com/#la/en/Duis%20gravida%20orci%20....
Obviously it's an error, but what specifically makes you go from:
Duis gravida orci in quam tempor.
to:
Designers in the film which, unlike in the United States.
My link above doesn't have a period at the end. HackerNews cuts off the period from the end of the URL it seems.
So clicking on this link,
https://translate.google.com/#la/en/Duis%20gravida%20orci%20...
gives It's a child in a candy, but if you then manually add a period to the end of the sentence, you'll get, Designers in the film which, unlike in the United States.