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East Asian canons

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East Asian canons

Kill-instrument: CBETA/SAT/Tripitaka Koreana; catalogues (Kaiyuan lu, Siku zongmu, dynastic treatises); the Quan Tang shi.

Drill link	Chart count	L1
Apocrypha are priced in single scrolls	1	1
Blocks copy shapes, brushes copy sounds	1	1
Bullwhip on the Grand Canal	1	1
Bureaus coin, monks borrow	1	1
Carvers start commercial, finish imperial	1	1
Classics swell, collections shrink	1	1
Cunmu kills poets, not doctors	1	1
Dating divination by its odds	1	1
Dead emperors haunt the recut	1	1
Dharani leak the sound change	1	1
Jinshi quota kinks	1	1
Kundoku keeps the particles	1	1
Managed randomness at Anyang	1	1
Merit copies sutras, catalogues keep sastras	1	1
Orphan couplets find many fathers	1	1
Patronage clears customs at the canon gate	1	1
Protection pricing on the steppe	1	1
Recitation beats revision	1	1
Refuting the neighbor, not the canon	1	1
Sugi votes Khitan	1	1
The bureau spells it once	1	1
The ear rhymes, the exam spells	1	1
The ever-normal fractile	1	1
The examination metronome	1	1
The extracted chapter drifts	1	1
The kugyo queue	1	1
The pipeline drops the long and low	1	1
The print threshold is a copy count	1	1
The queue jumps for state protection	1	1
The scroll tax on the tail	1	1
The subcommentary defects by silence	1	1
The supplement survives offshore	1	1
Translation favors the self-contained	1	1
Wear maps worship	1	1

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