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1 Intro |         ornamental and industrial features of his country's art which
2 Buddhi|        embodies all the essential features of Northern Buddhism.~The
3 Asuka |          know, the Hang style, in features, drapery, and decoration.~
4 Asuka | disproportionate in~size, and the features have almost the rigid calm
5 Nara  |           sand-stone, most of the features have been effaced, though
6 Kamaku|         Japanese life, whose main features continued till the Meiji
7 Toyoto|         some of the most striking features of the nineteenth century
8 Vista |        not consist of its natural features alone. It is a nexus of