we have to find the hanko and then stand. and if something is stamped incorrectly, then it's a huge problem. and then we have to file them all back again. gosh, they want to tell us that the practice is even the part of jokes on japanese television, repetitive strain injury. anyone has come under scrutiny. juror in the coronavirus pandemic with reports of employees being unable to work from home because of having to stamp documents in the office. of course, some in japan are also proud of the tradition which came from china more than a 1000 years ago. each handmade stamp is unique. parents often give them to their children as a coming of age gift. or a bonus is the even if the sales are made in the same forms, they carry the personality of each craftsman who spends a long time creating them. while consulting with clients, that means that each hanko stop naturally is unique in the world. but even hanko support is recognize the need to modernize i don't think we need to adjust ourselves to new styles. new areas, though, it's a

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and so just this, the hanko, a c.e.o. used to sign off for an official documents. some documents require multiple stamps, going up the chain of command who are also a little charitable. we have 5000 names and seals on file. we have to find the hanko and then stamp, and if something is stamped in correctly, then it's a huge problem. and then we have to file them all back again. got to the point in time was that the practice is even the parts of jokes on japanese television, repetitive strain injury. anyone has come under scrutiny. juror in the coronavirus pandemic with reports of employees being unable to work from home because of having to stamp documents in the office. of course, some in japan are also proud of the tradition which came from china more than a 1000 years ago. each handmade stamp is unique. parents often give them to their children as a coming of age, gift, or bonuses for say, the, even if they don't see of the made in the same forms, they carry the personality of each craftsman who spends a long time creating them while consulting with clients that

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that means that each hanko stem naturally is unique in the world. the effort to curb hanko remains a challenge for the government, and it's still unclear if society will give up using its customary seal of approval, certify that your child is there with means the whole robin. a reminder of our top news stories, the coronavirus death toll continues to mount in europe. the united kingdom has reported 595 deaths in 24 hours while 623 new fatal if he was recorded in italy. restrictions are being imposed in several states across the u.s. and its president elect. joe biden has named his white house chief of staff despite doubletons refusal to concede and allow a transfer of power planers. one of biden's most trusted campaign advisers they say to georgia, has announced that it will be recounting all of its votes by hand, which were requested by the truck campaign. biden secured the election without georgia, but he's also leading there by just over 14000 votes. the current margin stansted 13001 of them between the president and senator biden, vice president