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Getting out of the stage I went into a house, by courtesynamed a hotel, where I obtained a cup of coffee.
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All Internet hosts have a numeric address and an English- stylename.
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There were nuclear tests, tightened sanctions, and now high-school- stylename-calling.
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Her Banshee didn't seem to mind that his human- stylename was derived from a mythological female harbinger of death.
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The stylename for this beer used to be Bohemian Pilsner, but was actually changed recently for a few reasons.
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Most overseas-born people who wanted to change their names were originally from Asian countries and wanted to adopt a more English- stylename, he said.
Usage of zi in English
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Azuma-zi hesitated, and then slipped across noiselessly into shadow by the switch.
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The next moment Azuma-zi had left him and darted towards the big dynamo.
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Nelson A-zi-ki-we?' He took a lot of care with the name.
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Azuma-zi hesitated, and then slipped across noiselessly into the shadow by the switch.
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His helper came out of the mysterious East, and his name was Azuma-zi.
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Then Azuma-zi knew that his service was acceptable to his Lord.
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Never had Azuma-zi seen a man killed so swiftly and pitilessly.
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This expert scarcely noticed Azuma-zi, except to ask a few questions.
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For a moment Holroyd was inaudible, and then Azuma-zi heard: Kill a hundred men.
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Azuma-zi from behind the engine saw him jump off and curse at the peccant coil.
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Azuma-zi, however, shirked the discussion of his gods, even though he was kicked for it.
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But when he noticed the manner in which Azuma-zi hung about the monster he became suspicious.
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Azuma-zi made a stealthy step forward; then stopped.
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Holroyd delivered a theological lecture on the text of his big machine soon after Azuma-zi came.
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Azuma-zi obeyed at the time, but later he was caught bowing before the Lord of the Dynamos.
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The boys in the street sang "Zi-zi-zi," and, "cluck, cluck," and even the Emperor sang it.