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To the Mexican tourist, the silver cup held in his hands was simply a drinking vessel But the Japanese tour guide explained that a bride and groom woud drink sake from this cup symbol of purification.
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To the Mexican tourist, the silver cup held in his hands was simply a drinking vessel But the Japanese tour guide explained that a bride and groom woud drink sake from this cup symbol of purification.

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I didn't understand the question.sorry
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whats the question exactly?

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