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* ... that one of the first naval engagements of World War I took place in Africa? * ... that '''[[Battle of Lake Nyasa|one of the first naval engagements of World War I]]''' took place in Africa? * ... that Amadu Bansang Jobarteh was called a "library" of African history by Gambian politician Sidia Jatta? * ... that '''[[Amadu Bansang Jobarteh]]''' was called a "library" of African history by Gambian politician [[Sidia Jatta]]? * ... that one company has tried to dissolve AFRINIC, which is part of Africa's Internet infrastructure? * ... that one company has tried to dissolve '''[[AFRINIC]]''', which is part of Africa's Internet infrastructure? * ... that a 2026 Women's Africa Cup of Nations team featuring Rose Alufandika, Mercy Sikelo, Esther Maulidi, Ireen Khumalo, and Maggie Chavula went from being ranked 153rd to making the final and qualifying for the World Cup? * ... that a 2026 Women's Africa Cup of Nations team featuring '''[[Rose Alufandika]]''', '''[[Mercy Sikelo]]''', '''[[Esther Maulidi]]''', '''[[Ireen Khumalo]]''', and '''[[Maggie Chavula]]''' went from being ranked 153rd to making the final and qualifying for the World Cup? * ... that a church in San Francisco begins weekly services by sounding a conch shell? * ... that '''[[St. John Coltrane African Orthodox Church|a church in San Francisco]]''' begins weekly services by sounding a conch shell? * ... that Jerry Kobasa was inducted into an Afro-American sports hall of fame despite not being African-American? * ... that '''[[Jerry Kobasa]]''' was inducted into an Afro-American sports hall of fame despite not being African-American?

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* ... that the species name of Viburnum awabuki is derived from a Japanese word for its propensity to blow bubbles when exposed to fire? * ... that the species name of '''''[[Viburnum awabuki]]''''' is derived from a Japanese word for its propensity to blow bubbles when exposed to fire? * ... that Kazuo Ueda pats his Japanese–Yiddish dictionary before going to bed? * ... that '''[[Kazuo Ueda (linguist)|Kazuo Ueda]]''' pats his Japanese–Yiddish dictionary before going to bed? * ... that Impress Holdings published the first email-based magazine in Japan? * ... that '''[[Impress Holdings]]''' published the first email-based magazine in Japan? * ... that the band Gi!nz was once composed of incumbent members of the National Diet of Japan? * ... that the band '''[[Gi!nz]]''' was once composed of incumbent members of the National Diet of Japan? * ... that the Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan failed to pass an amendment auditing the National Intelligence Council for potential privacy violations? * ... that the [[Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan]] failed to pass an amendment auditing the '''[[National Intelligence Council (Japan)|National Intelligence Council]]''' for potential privacy violations? * ... that a painting commissioned by Korean royalty is believed to have been looted by a Japanese general? * ... that '''[[Mongyu dowondo|a painting commissioned by Korean royalty]]''' is believed to have been looted by a Japanese general?

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... that the 1945–1948 Patriarch of the Universal Gnostic Church René Chambellant later became a Member of Parliament in the Central African Republic? ... that the Pokémon Heracross may have contributed to an increase in demand for rhinoceros beetles in both legal and illegal Japanese insect markets? ... that Shark Tank was adapted from a Japanese show that aimed to encourage entrepreneurship during a lengthy period of economic stagnation in the Japanese economy? ... that African-American civil rights activist Jesse L. Douglas was called an "unidentified white man" during protests in 1965? ... that a nationwide survey found that one in three Japanese people have an oshi? ... that the 1945 Zhijiang surrender ceremony marked the beginning of China's acceptance of Japan's surrender in World War II?

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... that a women's association in Japan used linens hung up to dry to monitor pollution from a nearby power station? ... that a Japanese YouTuber launched a project aiming to "eradicate poverty in Ghana"? ... that the species name of Viburnum awabuki is derived from a Japanese word for its propensity to blow bubbles when exposed to fire? ... that the band Gi!nz was once composed of incumbent members of the National Diet of Japan? ... that a Japanese ministry promotes eating salmon on Christmas? ... that the Tabaru River hosts the westernmost mangroves in Japan?

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... that a graduation song was used as the departure melody of a train station in Japan? ... that the headquarters of Indonesia's 16th Mechanized Infantry Brigade was a Japanese military base, seized by Indonesian youths after Japan's surrender in 1945? ... that the 1993 Japanese anime OVA Aru Kararu no Isan, despite not having a conclusive ending, has been praised by critics for its use of science-fiction concepts? ... that a Chinese coin was modified to avoid similarities to the Japanese rising sun? ... that the 1945 Zhijiang surrender ceremony marked the beginning of China's acceptance of Japan's surrender in World War II? ... that a formerly best-selling title in the Fate franchise remained exclusive to Japan until an English fan translation was released a decade later?