Piece in standard shogi; moves one square in any direction, orthogonal or diagonal; cannot be left in check; the game is lost if the king is checkmated.
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Will you allow me to reply to it?' 'Yes,' said the king.
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The king toils; the priests toil; the powers of the world labor.
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It is thought Cortes sent it to the Spanish king in Europe.
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At least she'd finally discovered a possible source of the king's power.
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The king's health has moved financial markets in Thailand in the past.
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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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The translated product matched the predicted size of the 55-kDa short form.
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Results: k Values for IA and MM were obtained across all sites.
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All animals had some threshold shift, especially at frequencies above 4 kHz.
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Neither Ees nor volume at 14 kPa was different between control states.
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It all now comes together this week for our final 5k run.
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Then the jewel is in the nature of a payment in advance.
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No, Harold in vain sent me the casket; the jewel was gone.
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The display is, of course, the crown jewel of this MacBook model.
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The jewel is not more splendid in itself than in its setting.
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India has been seen as the jewel of the assets on offer.
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After sundown, Daigen Osho went to the house, and found the room made ready for him.
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It belonged to Mike Osho, Grandfather Merin's friend.
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Whitehall and Osho have previously featured in Tonightly while Hall appeared in Channel 4's alternative election night coverage.
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The temple was a Zen temple; and the head-priest was a learned old man, known as Daigen Osho.
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And the Emperor gave to Kobodaishi the name Gohitsu Osho, signifying The Priest who writes with Five Brushes.