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The document outlines a concept map design for the School of Engineering at the University of Tokyo. It identifies the key words of introduction, education, research, globalization, and departments to be used in the concept map. It also provides definitions for each key word and lists the three most important sentences to be included in the concept map about education, globalization, and research.
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