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very much
supremacy
inevitable
winter solstice
from ... to
most difficult
urgent
beatitude
everywhere
summer solstice
sincerity
sage
to develop into a serious incident
the two solstices (summer and winter)
day of the solstice
immense
leading to Tokyo
four sides (boundaries) of a property
perfect fairness
apt remark
utmost limit
Supreme Being
as soon as possible
perfect correctness
arriving at the present
to come to believe
to result in death
to cause someone's death
of paramount importance
to come to realize
just
millennium
supreme
very near
unparalleled strength
solstitial point
shortcoming
overriding necessity
supreme deity
youthful indiscretion
deadly disease
persuasive argument
supremacism
millenarianism
completely fair or just
feelings of bliss
Shigakkan University
proximate cause (in contrast to an ultimate cause)
Herculean task
urgent telegram
summer solstitial point
express mail
perfectly reasonable
very reasonable
white supremacy
very convenient
imperfect
to (a place)
to reach a situation about which nothing can be done
up through
when it comes to
libertarianism
art of consummate skill
(ideology of) ethnic supremacy
very rude
deep regret
winter solstitial point
optimal
point-blank shot
white supremacist
dark purple (formerly only worn by the highest-ranking officials)
Tropic of Cancer
self interest supremacy doctrine
the highest good
art for art's sake
Shiseikan Hall University
light air (Beaufort scale)
the Tropic of Capricorn
supreme filial piety
sincerity can move heaven
extremely rude
extraordinary
holy of holies
absolute purity
utmost purity
attack your enemy's strength with your weakness
point-blank range
great nuisance
perfect
midsummer feast
love for love's sake
extreme reverence
extremely grateful
highly delighted
unconditional command
sorbaria
extremely delighted
greatest treasure
custom of keeping a pumpkin or squash during the winter and eating it on the day of the winter solstice
very
to come to (a serious state)
adzuki bean rice gruel eaten on the day of the winter solstice (to chase away demons that spread contagious diseases)
to arrive at (e.g. a decision)
Mahasthamaprapta (bodhisattva)
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