Vocabulary

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kanji "mountain" radical at top

Noun

kanji "curving river" radical (variant of radical 47)

Noun

kanji "cloth" radical at left

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top component of the kanji "thread" radical

Noun

kanji "stretch" radical (radical 54)

Noun

kanji "stretch" radical (radical 54)

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kanji "twenty legs" radical (radical 55)

Noun

black cow-tongue (species of tonguefish, Paraplagusia japonica)

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kanji "ceremony" radical (radical 56)

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kanji "bow" radical at left

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kanji "pig's head" radical

Noun

kanji "three" or "hair ornament" radical at right

Noun

kanji "going man" radical (radical 60)

Noun

turbot

Noun

round coin with a (square) hole in the center

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halibut

Noun

pharmacokinetics

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Chinese elm (Ulmus parvifolia)

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Chinese elm (Ulmus parvifolia)

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seborrheic dermatitis; seborrheic eczema

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abductor

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criminal instigation

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criminal instigator

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crime committed together by two or more people (in which each is known as a co-principal)

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criminal conspiracy (participation in the planning of a crime, but not its execution)

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acting alone in committing a crime

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criminal insurrection

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crime whose goal requires a large number of people acting together (e.g. insurrection)

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corpus delicti (concrete evidence of a crime, e.g. a bullet-riddled body)

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structural elements (of an offence); constituent external element of a crime; actus reus

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(crime of) indecency; obscenity

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(crime of) public indecency

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(crime of) indecent assault

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number of crimes

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(crime of) robbery

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single crime consisting of multiple independent crimes (i.e. robbery, which consists of theft and threats or use of violence)

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single crime that naturally consists of a number of incidences and is charged as only one count (e.g. habitual gambling)

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multiple-choice

Noun

first Day of the Rat of the New Year

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collecting herbs and pulling out young pine trees by the roots (annual event held on the first day of the Rat in the New Year)

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