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| | Sawkins's Playful Attraction |
 | | Furthermore, as far as they were concerned, the word nanpa was always written in katakana (most were unaware of the kanji), and more importantly, as far as this study is concerned, it had taken on the verb form, as in nanpa suru (to do nanpa/to cruise). |
 | | In effect, there should be no physical limit to a nanpa playground, it is not "hedged round" or "isolated" as the arena, the temple, the tennis-court, or the court of justice are in Huizinga's thesis [36]. |
 | | In nanpa, if the interaction doesn't start off on the right playful foot like this, people will get hurt, as Bateson claims he often is, when people don't take him seriously because he jokes a lot when he speaks [72]. |
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