Vocabulary

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slaying 100 enemies with one's sword

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hemostasis valve

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wingspread (of an insect)

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wingspan (of a bird); wingspread

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point of dissatisfaction; complaint; gripe; issue

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banker (gambling); bookmaker; person who runs a gambling den; person who rents out space for gambling and charges commission

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renting out space for gambling and charging a commission on the proceeds; person who rents out space for gambling

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economic partnership agreement; EPA

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business started by an ancestor; inherited business

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taking one's own life; suicide

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being present in a gallery (esp. of an artist at their own exhibition)

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Oribe ware (style of Japanese pottery)

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drinking alcohol from a woman's crotch

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being romantically involved with someone of lower class (oft. of a woman)

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being romantically involved with someone of higher class (esp. of a man)

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person affected by a disease; sufferer

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chō-han bakuchi; gambling game in which two dice are thrown and players bet on whether the total is odd or even

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performance at a drinking party; party trick

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slow reading

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former owner (e.g. of a collection)

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hotel

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(state of) utter panic; great panic

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emphasizing one's good qualities; presenting oneself in a favorable light

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revue

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icosapentaenoic acid; eicosapentaenoic acid

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International Phonetic Alphabet; IPA

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median lethal dose; LD50

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cutting into wedges

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written request; written demand

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large stage; grand stage

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defense rations

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transition fit; sliding fit; snug fit

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running socks

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Hotsuma (script)

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Hifumi (script)

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Ana'ichi (script)

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holiday given in recognition of one's service

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imperial soldier; soldier in an imperial army

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new bureaucrats; right-wing, pro-military bureaucrats who gained prominence in the Home Ministry after the Manchurian Incident (1931)

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Reform and Opening-up (Chinese economic policy)

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