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American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition
- A city of southern Honshu, Japan, on Osaka Bay south of Osaka. It was a leading port from the 15th to the 17th century. Population: 832,000.
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“Sakai is currently being used by 80 colleges and universities in the United States and abroad.”
“A little from habit, a little from the virtue I have frequently mentioned, and a little, very likely, because he is too lazy to be otherwise, the Sakai is a just and upright man.”
My Friends the Savages Notes and Observations of a Perak settler (Malay Peninsula)
“Foreign trade stimulated the growth of towns and provincial ports, such as Sakai (part of modern saka), Hygo (modern Kbe), and Hakata (part of modern Fukuoka).”
“It's inevitable that Noda, as the point man on intervention, has to try to talk the yen down like this, but I think it's unlikely that there'd be any intervention now as the Kan government doesn't have the political wherewithal for it," said Toshihiko Sakai, chief manager of forex and financial products trading at Mitsubishi UFJ Trust and Banking.”
“It's inevitable that Noda, as the point man on intervention, has to try to talk the yen down like this, but I think it's unlikely that there'd be any intervention now as the Kan government doesn't have the political wherewithal for it," said Toshihiko Sakai, chief manager of foreign exchange and financial products trading at Mitsubishi UFJ Trust and Banking.”
““Manazashi Daydream” by Sakai Yuu (OP#1 – Nodame Cantabile: Finale) – watch: anime OP — music video”
“The band is a duo of Shigematsu Kenta (guitar) and Sakai Yurie (bass, vocals).”
“I've lost many fellow farmers...they decided to quit because they couldn't make a living and saw no prospect for the future," said Mr. Sakai said, speaking ahead of a recent rally in the capital.”
The Wall Street Journal: Japan's Tobacco Farmers Stunt Privatization Plan
“The company also said Wednesday that it would cut LCD panel production at its Sakai plant in western Japan, which mainly produces large-size panels for TV sets, by half to draw down built-up inventories.”
The Wall Street Journal: Sharp Swings to Loss on One-Time Costs
“If the government were to unload its entire stake in JT, I have no doubt that JT would increasingly be driven in pursuit of profits, more than ever," said Masakatsu Sakai , a farmer from Kumamoto prefecture in western Japan, the country's biggest tobacco-producing region.”
The Wall Street Journal: Japan's Tobacco Farmers Stunt Privatization Plan
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