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Lost In Translation: Holiday In Cambodia: At the Beach
Henry Alford reports on vacationing in Cambodia at Sihanoukville: To many Americans, Cambodia means only two things — the majestic temples ...
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Lost In Translation: My 25 Random Things
Feb 10, 2009 ... My 25 Random Things. This is for those few not on Facebook: 1. I was the editor-in chief of my high school paper for two years. ...
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Lost In Translation: Yappari: That's Right
The JGram Web site, which contains interesting and useful examples of yahari/yappari and other Japanese phrases with translations in English ...
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Lost In Translation: Japanese Government Food Pyramid
A colleague pointed me to this blog that had this funny/accurate food pyramid design....
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Lost In Translation: Japanese Customs:Why The Peace Sign?
A reader asks why the peace sign is so prevalent in photos with Japanese people in the Ask The AV Club section: Give Peace A Chance It seems ...
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Lost In Translation: Japanese Customs:Why The Peace Sign?
A reader asks why the peace sign is so prevalent in photos with Japanese people in the Ask The AV Club section: Give Peace A Chance It seems ...
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Lost In Translation: Japanese Government Food Pyramid
A colleague pointed me to this blog that had this funny/accurate food pyramid design....
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Lost In Translation: My 25 Random Things
Last year I did one wedding as a celebrant in Japan (not my thing). ... Listed below are links to weblogs that reference My 25 Random Things ...
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Lost In Translation: Book Notes: Random Family
Random Family by Adrian Nicole LeBlanc is a fascinating and disturbing book. She looks at the downward spiral of one family of Brooklynites, ...
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JIC: Japan Infomation Communication: Greetings
card and the right side of this picture is the Nengajyo. ... Nengajyo is the most important greeting card in Japan. Japanese exchange the new year's card ...
