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They've used common medieval abbreviations and substituted an i for a j.
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We regard the above as risk factors for the J-REIT's credit quality.
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We view this as a risk factor for the J-REIT's credit quality.
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We regard these as potential risk factors for the J-REIT's business operations.
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New suitors could also help Dell's board avoid a J Crew stigma.
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Early in the spring there did not seem a jay in it.
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Germans have long classified the jay as one of the useful birds.
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And now it's available at Tar-jay for almost a thousand dollars off.
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The blue-jay came out of the egg with his mind made up.
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The startling scream of the jay-youhave heard it a thousand times.
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I love the panelling leading up to the Romeo and juliet balcony.
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It wasn't only Juliet who would need to find a new job.
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We now have questions about love that Romeo and Juliet can't answer.
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No; Bottom and Titania-andRomeo and Juliet were not prevented in time.
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Juliet Harbutt writes extensively about cheese, including authoring a number of books.
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Course one-one-five mark two-six-two, zero-point-zero-one c, destination navbuoy Juliett Alfa Hotel one-niner-three-niner.
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"Course is one-one-five mark two-six-two, speed zero-point-zero-one c. Destination is navbuoy Juliett Alpha Hotel one-niner-three-niner."