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"ref": "2018 October 19, “‘Yumejoshi’ imi ya tsukaikata wa yōgoshū kara CHECK! [Check the meaning and usage of ‘yumejoshi’ from the glossary!]”, in Numan",
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"ref": "[2019 November 19, “‘Yumejoshi’ to wa? Imi ya yurai aru aru ni tsuite mo kaisetsu! [What is a ‘dream girl’? Explaining the meaning and origin of yumejoshi!]”, in Nettopedia",
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"ref": "[2019 November 19, “‘Yumejoshi’ to wa? Imi ya yurai aru aru ni tsuite mo kaisetsu! [What is a ‘dream girl’? Explaining the meaning and origin of yumejoshi!]”, in Nettopedia",
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