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>Ostrich: 正規表現を使用した大量編集広告追加

2019-09-06T13:48:22Z

正規表現を使用した大量編集広告追加

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			{{広告}}

2019年1月31日 (木) 09:53に>スイーツマフィアによる

2019-01-31T09:53:56Z

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>ボリシェヴィキに強い弁護士: /* Overview */修正

2019-01-22T07:46:29Z

Overview: 修正

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	== Overview ==		== Overview ==
	The term is a formal way of saying "I/me" that is unique to attorneys and rarely used by ordinary people. [[Takahiro Karasawa]] frequently used the term in some of his tweets, leading many [[Koushinist]]s to use it instead of more common first-person pronouns such as ‘’俺‘’, ‘’私’’(I).		The term is a formal way of saying "I/me" that is unique to attorneys and rarely used by ordinary people. [[Takahiro Karasawa]] frequently used the term in some of his tweets, leading many [[Koushinist]]s to use it instead of more common first-person pronouns such as ‘’俺‘’, ‘’私’’(I).
	And ~~little japanese lawyer~~ use "toshoku" as ~~a mean of~~ first person pronoun.		And a few Japanese lawyers use "toshoku" as the first person pronoun.
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>ボリシェヴィキに強い弁護士: /* Overview */誤字修正

2018-11-27T07:25:31Z

Overview: 誤字修正

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	== Overview ==		== Overview ==
	The term is a formal way of saying "I/me" that is unique to attorneys and rarely used by ordinary people. [[Takahiro Karasawa]] frequently used the term in some of his tweets, leading many [[Koushinist]]s to use it instead of more common first-person pronouns such as ‘’俺‘’, ‘’私’’(I).		The term is a formal way of saying "I/me" that is unique to attorneys and rarely used by ordinary people. [[Takahiro Karasawa]] frequently used the term in some of his tweets, leading many [[Koushinist]]s to use it instead of more common first-person pronouns such as ‘’俺‘’, ‘’私’’(I).
	And little japanese lawyer use "toshoku" as a mean of first person pronoun ~~such as~~		And little japanese lawyer use "toshoku" as a mean of first person pronoun.
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>ボリシェヴィキに強い弁護士: /* Overview */内容追加

2018-11-27T07:23:50Z

Overview: 内容追加

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	== Overview ==		== Overview ==
	The term is a formal way of saying "I/me" that is unique to attorneys and rarely used by ordinary people. [[Takahiro Karasawa]] frequently used the term in some of his tweets, leading many [[Koushinist]]s to use it instead of more common first-person pronouns such as ‘’俺‘’, ‘’私’’(I).		The term is a formal way of saying "I/me" that is unique to attorneys and rarely used by ordinary people. [[Takahiro Karasawa]] frequently used the term in some of his tweets, leading many [[Koushinist]]s to use it instead of more common first-person pronouns such as ‘’俺‘’, ‘’私’’(I).
			And little japanese lawyer use "toshoku" as a mean of first person pronoun such as
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>異教徒に強い弁護士: / Overview */

2016-05-18T14:42:52Z

Overview

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	== Overview ==		== Overview ==
	The term is a formal way of saying "I/me" that is unique to attorneys and rarely used by ordinary people. [[Takahiro Karasawa]] frequently used the term in some of his tweets, leading many [[~~Koushinists~~]] to use it instead of more common first-person pronouns such as ‘’俺‘’, ‘’私’’(I).		The term is a formal way of saying "I/me" that is unique to attorneys and rarely used by ordinary people. [[Takahiro Karasawa]] frequently used the term in some of his tweets, leading many [[Koushinist]]s to use it instead of more common first-person pronouns such as ‘’俺‘’, ‘’私’’(I).
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2016年4月9日 (土) 00:06に*>色違いポケモンを見つけた新芋による

2016-04-09T00:06:52Z

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	== Overview ==		== Overview ==
	The term is a formal way of saying “I/~~me” in English~~ that is unique to attorneys and rarely used by ordinary people. [[Takahiro Karasawa]] frequently used the term in some of his tweets, leading many [[Koushinists]] to use it instead of more common first-person pronouns such as ‘’俺‘’, ‘’私’’(I).		The term is a formal way of saying "I/me" that is unique to attorneys and rarely used by ordinary people. [[Takahiro Karasawa]] frequently used the term in some of his tweets, leading many [[Koushinists]] to use it instead of more common first-person pronouns such as ‘’俺‘’, ‘’私’’(I).
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*>NotchSuchTouchTeach: Polishing

2016-04-03T04:12:25Z

Polishing

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	'''Toshoku''' ('''当職''','''Tōshoku''') is a Japanese first-person pronoun used by attorneys especially in formal documents.		'''Toshoku''' ('''当職''','''Tōshoku''') is a Japanese first-person pronoun used by attorneys, especially in formal documents.

	== Overview ==		== Overview ==
	~~It corresponds to~~ “I/me” in English~~, and~~ is so unique and ordinary people ~~rarely use it~~. As [[Takahiro Karasawa]] frequently used it in some tweets, many of [[Koushinists]] ~~came~~ to use ~~the term~~ instead of ~~ordinary~~ first-person pronouns such as ‘’俺‘’, ‘’私’’(I).		The term is a formal way of saying “I/me” in English that is unique to attorneys and rarely used by ordinary people. [[Takahiro Karasawa]] frequently used the term in some of his tweets, leading many [[Koushinists]] to use it instead of more common first-person pronouns such as ‘’俺‘’, ‘’私’’(I).
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	== External links ==		== External links ==
	*{{wpl\|Japanese_pronouns\|Japanese pronouns\|lang=en}} -- An article ~~of Wikipedia~~ on Japanese pronouns		*{{wpl\|Japanese_pronouns\|Japanese pronouns\|lang=en}} -- A Wikipedia article on Japanese pronouns


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2016年4月2日 (土) 15:50に*>Ahmedによる

2016-04-02T15:50:20Z

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	== External links ==		== External links ==
	*{{wpl\|Japanese_pronouns\|Japanese pronouns\|lang=en}} -- ~~English~~ Wikipedia ~~article that explains more~~ on Japanese pronouns		*{{wpl\|Japanese_pronouns\|Japanese pronouns\|lang=en}} -- An article of Wikipedia on Japanese pronouns


	[[Category:English]]		[[Category:English]]

2016年4月2日 (土) 15:47に*>Ahmedによる

2016-04-02T15:47:26Z

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	'''Toshoku''' ('''当職''','''Tōshoku''') is a Japanese first-person pronoun ~~often~~ used by attorneys.		'''Toshoku''' ('''当職''','''Tōshoku''') is a Japanese first-person pronoun used by attorneys especially in formal documents.

	== Overview ==		== Overview ==