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 1 Range |   northern border drove them to take~refuge in the valley of
 2 Primit|     very delicate curves, which take the place on the one hand
 3 Taoism|       said that he was asked to take office, but he pointed to
 4 Taoism|       pictorial conception must take upon~itself organic structure.
 5 Taoism|       system of the work; lines take the place of nerves and
 6 Nara  |        hardened symbolism would take the place of the direct
 7 Nara  |       grown in such a way as to take the place, without any apparent
 8 Fujiwa| representatives and henchmen to take charge of their local duties,
 9 Ashika|       and his strong soul could take delight in all the exuberance
10 Tokuga|        free-thinkers flocked to take refuge, so making it, a