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Noun, Suru verb, Intransitive verb
1. agreement
Noun, Suru verb, Intransitive verb
2. entente; understanding
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しょうだいがく 千葉商科大学
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1. Chiba University of CommerceOrganization name
Place
2. Chiba University of Commerce
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3. Chiba University of CommerceChiba University of Commerce is a private university in I... Read more
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おおさかしょうぎょうだいがく 大阪商業大学
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1. Osaka University of CommerceOrganization name
Place
2. Osaka University of Commerce
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3. Osaka University of Commerce, abbreviated to Daishōdai, is a private university locat... Read more
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しょうだいがく 名古屋商科大学
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1. Nagoya University of Commerce and Business AdministrationOrganization name
Place
2. Nagoya University of Commerce and Business Administration
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3. Nagoya University of Commerce & BusinessNagoya University of Commerce & Business is a private uni... Read more
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とうちゅうしょう 伊藤忠商事
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1. Itochu CorporationCompany name
Company
2. Itochu Corporation
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3. Itochu, until 1992 "C. Itoh" in English, is a Japanese general ... Read more
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1. Sumitomo CorporationCompany name
Company
2. Sumitomo Corporation
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3. Sumitomo CorporationSumitomo Corporation (住友商事, Sumitomo Shōji) TYO: 8053 is ... Read more
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おかやましょうだいがく 岡山商科大学
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1. Okayama Shoka UniversityOrganization name
Place
2. Okayama College of Commerce
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3. Okayama Shoka UniversityOkayama Shoka University is a private university in Okaya... Read more
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よこはましょうだいがく 横浜商科大学
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1. Yokohama College of CommerceOrganization name
Place
2. Yokohama College of Commerce
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3. Yokohama College of CommerceYokohama College of Commerce is a private university in T... Read more
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1. Mitsubishi CorporationCompany name
Company
2. Mitsubishi Corporation
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3. Mitsubishi Corporationis Japan's largest trading company, a member of the Mitsu... Read more
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1. Mitsui O.S.K. LinesCompany name
Company
2. Mitsui O.S.K. Lines
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3. Mitsui O.S.K. LinesMitsui O.S.K. Lines is a Japanese transport company headq... Read more
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しょうぎょうこうとうがっこう 商業高等学校
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1. commercial high school
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2. Commercial high school (Japan)A commercial high school, called shōgyō kōkō or shōgyō fo... Read more
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1. mercantilism
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2. MercantilismMercantilism is the economic doctrine in which government... Read more
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1. merchant flag
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2. Civil ensignThe civil ensign (also known as merchant flag or merchant... Read more
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1. commercial vehicle; commercial motor vehicle
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2. Commercial vehicleA commercial vehicle is a type of motor vehicle that may ... Read more
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1. work-at-home scheme (scam in which the offer of a highly paid work-at-home job is used to lure victims into paying substantial upfront costs)
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2. Work-at-home schemeA work-at-home scheme is a get-rich-quick scheme in which... Read more
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1. antiques business; curio dealer; secondhand dealer
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2. Second-hand shopA second-hand shop is a shop which sells goods that are n... Read more
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しゅうさいつうしょういんかい 州際通商委員会
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1. Interstate Commerce Commission
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2. Interstate Commerce CommissionThe Interstate Commerce Commission (ICC) was a regulatory... Read more
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きんゆうしょうひんとりひきほう 金融商品取引法
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1. Financial Instruments and Exchange ActLaw
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2. Financial Instruments and Exchange ActThe Financial Instruments and Exchange Act, promulgated o... Read more
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1. money-exchange business
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2. Money changerA money changer is a person who exchanges the coins or cu... Read more
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1. hierarchy of samurai, farmers, artisans, and merchants in Edo societyHistorical term, Yojijukugo (four character compound)
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2. Four occupationsThe four occupations or "four categories of the people" w... Read more
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