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junk
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Japan
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Represents potentially valuable items that can be repurposed or recycled for environmental sustainability
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junk
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Japan
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Can refer to items that are not necessarily wanted by one person, but may still have value and can be exchanged or repurposed
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3
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junk
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Japan
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Maintaining a clutter-free, minimalist space is highly valued, and the accumulation of 'junk' is uncommon
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4
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junk
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Japan
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Junk items such as old electronics and household goods are often recycled or repurposed rather than being discarded as waste.
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5
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junkie
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Japan
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Typically associated with obsessive hobbies like collecting items or memorabilia
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6
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junkie
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Japan
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May refer to a person who is obsessed with collecting or hoarding items, such as manga, toys, or technology gadgets, rather than to drug addiction.
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7
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space junk
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Japan
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Space junk is a significant issue, and efforts are being made to develop technologies to remove debris from orbit.
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