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Oyama

[aw-yah-mah]

noun

  1. Iwao 1842–1916, Japanese field marshal.



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Meanwhile, despite a growing injury list, City only signed four players in January, one of which was 20-year-old midfielder Aemu Oyama and allowed England international Chloe Kelly to join Arsenal on loan.

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The presentation had already started when the fire broke out, with women's players Rebecca Knaak and Aemu Oyama on stage at the time.

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Oyama, the civil servant, hurried off to go to lunch before she had to return to work.

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“I almost cried when I saw the injury,” 50-year-old resident Ayako Oyama said, referring to a partial shoulder dislocation the Dodgers superstar had suffered on a base-stealing attempt two days earlier.

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Despite fears that the designated hitter would be out for the rest of this series, he had bounced back, and Oyama, dressed in a blue Ohtani jersey, had come to the local auditorium where the city was holding a World Series watching party.

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