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is this a real thing is it always in japanese what about spanish what's an equilibrium Does a super duper long sentence, for example supposedly maybe this one or another one similar/congruent to it in length and wordiness, create worse or better results is something i am wondering about? Do you think-woah i first typed thing instead of thing-that i ask to many questions and am too talkative I don't Here's why seriously i wrote all that and it shortened it to is this real? next time I'm going to remove all punctuation

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これは常に日本語で何が平衡なのか、例えば、この1つまたは別の長さと言葉遣いの類似/一致は、私が疑問に思っているものです。あなたは私が最初に物事の代わりに物事を入力したと思いますか-

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This is what is always balanced in Japanese, for example, the similarity/agreement of this one or another length and wording is what I'm wondering. Do you think I first entered things instead of things -

INTO JAPANESE

これは、日本語で常にバランスが取れているものですが、例えば、この1つまたは別の長さと文言の類似性/合意が私が疑問に思っていることです。あなたは私が最初に物事の代わりに物事を入力すると思いますか -

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This is something that is always balanced in Japanese, but for example, this one or another length and wording similarity/agreement is what I'm wondering. Do you think I'll enter things instead of things first -

INTO JAPANESE

日本語ではいつもバランスが取れているのですが、例えば、この長さや、類似性や合意を言い表すのが不思議です。私は最初に物事の代わりに物事を入力すると思いますか -

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It is always balanced in Japanese, but it is strange to express this length, similarity, and agreement, for example. Do you think I'll enter things instead of things first -

INTO JAPANESE

日本語では常にバランスが取れていますが、例えば、この長さ、類似性、合意を表現するのは不思議です。私は最初に物事の代わりに物事を入力すると思いますか -

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It is always balanced in Japanese, but it is strange to express this length, similarity, and agreement, for example. Do you think I'll enter things instead of things first -