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In traditional Japanese architecture, a type of shutter made of sliding wooden panels which (when not in use) slide into a box-like storage cabinet attached to the exterior of the building at one side of the opening; usually set in place in the evening.
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Early in his career, Amado served an apprenticeship with the Oregon Symphony in Portland.
STRIKE UP THE ORGAN by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
During a televised match between the two teams Domingo Amado, 25, threw a bottle at Christopher Nolan in an unprovoked attack in which Mr Nolan suffered facial injuries.
Fan glassed after goal; COURT by The Mirror (London, England)
We have signed an important agreement on the prevention and fight against terrorism and organised crime," Portuguese Foreign Minister Luis Amado said in a news conference alongside US Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano.
US, Portugal sign agreement to combat terror, crime by AFP / AFP American Edition
 
 
 
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