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Lee Jin-gyu fell for his ‘dakimakura’ – a kind of large, huggable pillow from Japan, often with a picture of a popular anime character printed on the side.
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Pooja said ... this is so innovative trupti. it looks yummy. mane to modha ma pani aavi gyu joine j.
Gujarati Series - Chora Daal-Fenugreek Dhokla Cardamom 2008
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Deputy President Choi In-gyu said t hat the company was focused on regrouping internally and maximizing operational efficiency echoing comments made by Mr. Euh in July after being approved by shareholders to the post.
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Predators Please let this be good…after AvP2, Rodriguez has to be the gyu to save this franchise!
Matt’s Top 8 Most Anticipated Movies of 2010! | Obsessed With Film 2009
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Tis gyu iz nots flly liek doze toopid birdz. rodney dill says:
No fite - Lolcats 'n' Funny Pictures of Cats - I Can Has Cheezburger? 2008
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The company says it ` s developed the world ` s first 16 GB flash memory chip produced by 50 nanometer technology and, In the same way that civilization rapidly progressed after paper was invented 2,000 years ago, flash memory will serve as the ` digital paper ` to store all kind of information from documents to photos and videos in the future, the Chosun Ilbo has ceo Hwang Chang-gyu sayng.
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We'd sit and grill our own gyu tan (beef tongue), kalbi (short rib meat) and ebi (shrimp) while guzzling massive mugs (DAI jockey) of beer.
04/01/2006 - 05/01/2006 Tokyoastrogirl 2006
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We'd sit and grill our own gyu tan (beef tongue), kalbi (short rib meat) and ebi (shrimp) while guzzling massive mugs (DAI jockey) of beer.
Archive 2006-04-01 Tokyoastrogirl 2006
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We'd sit and grill our own gyu tan (beef tongue), kalbi (short rib meat) and ebi (shrimp) while guzzling massive mugs (DAI jockey) of beer.
Tuna Toast Tokyoastrogirl 2006
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Morishima is run by the grand-grand son of the famous Takenaka brothers who popularized the Oumi beef and the 'gyu-nabe', the beef dish assumed to be the origins of sukiyaki, in the then-Edo Tokyo in the late 1800s.
April 2005 2005
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