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http://www.nipponnews.net/en/sports/afc-champions-league-2014-cerezo-osaka-1-5-guangzhou-evergrande

Anchor text: AFC Champions League 2014 – Cerezo Osaka 1–5 Guangzhou Evergrande

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http://www.nipponnews.net/en/sports/hiroshima-sanfrecce-crowned-j-league-2012-champions/

Anchor text: Sanfrecce crowned champions

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http://www.nipponnews.net/en/sports/other-sports/ijf-grand-slam-tokyo-2014/

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http://www.nipponnews.net/en/entertainment/grace-vanderwaal-arrives-in-japan

Anchor text: "Grace VanderWaal arrives in Japan"

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https://www.nipponnews.net/news/visual-summary-bidding-farewell-to-the-giant-ferris-wheel-at-palette-town-in-odaiba-tokyo/

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https://www.nipponnews.net/features/traditional-japan-features/wakamiya-hachiman-sha-shrine-festival-in-nagoya/

Anchor text: Wakamiya Hachiman-sha Shrine festival in Nagoya

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https://www.nipponnews.net/features/traditional-japan-features/wakamiya-hachiman-sha-shrine-festival-in-nagoya/

Anchor text: Wakamiya Hachiman-sha Shrine festival in Nagoya

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