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This is because of the government's complicated and convoluted exchange rate controls, which I won't explain here, because a) I don't really understand them myself, and b) there are plenty of explanatory articles elsewhere written by people who actually know what they're talking about.
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Your guess is as good as ours, but titles like "Serving Bait to Rich People" (a sushi waitress's tell-all) and "A Panda Suit, Pythagoras and Plenty of Puns" (presumably self-explanatory) are bound to get noticed.
All three stood before the display of explanatory material, reading.
It's pretty self-explanatory: cooked shrimp is packed into pots, with plenty of butter acting as a preservative and flavor-enhancer.
There is plenty of information available on this step, and so it should be fairly self-explanatory.
But there is plenty of fear on the other side, too: biographers of literary figures are only too aware of how exposing of themselves it is to put pedestrian, explanatory prose up against words of genius.
Plenty of economists disagree.
And plenty of others.
Plenty of time left.
Plenty of parking available.
Plenty of snags remain.
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