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Not only is #MeghanMarkle using the word “anomaly” incorrectly-it means something that deviates from what’s normal or expected-but she says Furoshiki is the Japanese method of wrapping with scarves. She’s wrong. Furoshiki are traditional Japanese wrapping cloths. Not the method. Furoshiki are not any old scarf you have laying...

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