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                "snippet": "...o a Japanese person they will have no idea what you are talking about. The <span class='searchmatch'>meaning</span> of the kanji is understood, by Japanese. Kinda like if you see a picture wh\n",
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                "snippet": "...s cut more hairs. My final recommendation would be to overlap your passes, <span class='searchmatch'>meaning</span>; you take a pass and clear away a \u00be inch path, then your next stroke will \n",
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                "snippet": "...aw tamahagane. Its only saving grace is that the metal is very pure steel, <span class='searchmatch'>meaning</span> there should be very little other elements in it at all.\n...eel is a name that has existed for centuries, and has more or less changed <span class='searchmatch'>meaning</span> in modern times. Contrary to tamahagane, the original steel which became kn\n",
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                "snippet": "...blem lies with recommending a brush to someone else. We are not all alike; <span class='searchmatch'>meaning</span>, our faces are different. What feels good on your face, may not on mine. Ou\n",
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