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Shades of meaning
Shades of meaning

By Samuel R. Levin

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Much as we speak of junk food, junk bonds and junk mail to describe commodities that lack substance or fail in their functions, Samuel Levin argues that we are currently beset by a new category of...

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Eigo ronbun ni yoku tsukau hyo gen
The dictionary of cliches
Meikyo kotowaza seiku tsukaikata jiten
Aoba wa aoi ka
Aoba wa aoi ka

By Kitahara Yasuo

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Xu dan wen tina ri ben yu
Xu dan wen tina ri ben yu

By Kitahara Yasuo

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Wen tina ri ben yu
Wen tina ri ben yu

By Kitahara Yasuo

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Kotoba no sekengaku
Kotoba no sekengaku

By Masao Kimura

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Man yo goshi
Man yo goshi

By Kazuomi Tada

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Eigo wa konnani Nippongo
Eigo wa konnani Nippongo

By Robin Gill

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