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At last, spring has come to this part of Japan.
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A famous Japanese poet does not approve of any fixed doctrine in haiku.
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Do you have a similar saying in Japanese?
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Is there a similar proverb in Japan?
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Is there also a similar proverb in Japan?
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Keeping a diary also gives us a chance to reflect on our daily life.
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The autocrat strove in vain to deal with the awkward situation.
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The same explanation is true of that case.
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The same is true of Japan.
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The same applies to my class.
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Do you think animals have souls?
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Pure water was washed away to this river as well at that time.
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The authorities are striving in vain to stabilize the currency.
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There is honor even among thieves.
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Give the devil his due.
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Tokyo is as large a city as any in Japan.
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There is no telling when a severe earthquake will strike Tokyo.
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There is no knowing when a severe earthquake will happen in Tokyo.
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With all his efforts, he failed the test.
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For all his genius he is as obscure as ever.
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