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Fujiwara

[foo-jee-wahr-uh, foo-jee-wah-rah]

noun

  1. a member of a powerful family in Japan who exercised power as regents in the name of the emperor, a.d. 858–1160.



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On his commutes to Dodger Stadium, he listens to audio of Horie interpreting for Yu Darvish or Fujiwara for Kodai Senga.

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Blessed because he has mentors such as Horie and Fujiwara.

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"We focused on a cobalt-tin-sulfur-based ferromagnet because its topological electronic state is suited to control the polarity of the anomalous Nernst effect according to our previous theoretical study," stated Fujiwara.

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"The availability of common base elements for the fabrication of thermopile devices will contribute to the reduction of resources and costs. Our concept will apply to other topological magnets and accelerate the development of superior magneto-thermoelectric materials," adds Fujiwara.

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Cecily, then a dissatisfied mother of two, fell for a charming man who posed as an affable Hong Kong merchant but, in fact, was a Japanese officer named Fujiwara, who persuaded her to spy on Gordon’s work.

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