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This document discusses how building experiences together helps strengthen bonds between people. It introduces the presenter and their background in software engineering and multiagent systems research. The main topic is about bonds, with the Japanese word "kizuna" being highlighted. Examples are given of experiences that can build strong bonds, like overcoming difficulties or sharing memorable events together.
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- 9. ki zu na • EXILE • • 12 • 2003 11 19 • CCCD http://amzn.to/9n7SAG
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