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 1 Intro | divorced from spontaneity by a thousand years of oppression, should
 2 Intro |        The process that took a thousand years at the beginning of
 3 Primit|     the invaders, with its ten thousand ships and million men, was
 4 Taoism|  Confucius. In this work, five thousand ideographs long, we hear
 5 Taoism|         whose wings are ninety thousand miles long, whose flight
 6 Asuka |    which was surrounded by one thousand chariots and horsemen, and
 7 Asuka |       containing more than ten thousand~paragraph continues] Buddhist
 8 Nara  |  Chinese soil, more than three thousand Indian monks and ten thousand
 9 Nara  |  thousand Indian monks and ten thousand Indian families; their great
10 Nara  |     had taken more than twenty thousand Japanese pounds of the precious
11 Ashika|      the so-called eighty-four thousand gates of knowledge were