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Nevert one time I actually experienced somety because quot;I am Japanese.quot; It o sced at an Avis in s brake malfunction. A clerk said to me, quot; face, coming into our country?quot; But tion betion of t t Im Japanese, and t left me at a loss. Since t, Ive been avoiding Avis as muc it is a story t e odays rising antipat Japan.
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