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The importance of nonsense, from the Davenport Daily Republican, Feb. 17, 1901. (Via Yesterday's Print.)
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The context of this still from the spoof mystery series 33 Minute Detective ( 33分探偵) is that a murder victim typed out his killer's name in his dying moments, but the detective, in order to comedically stretch out an obvious case to fill up the show's half-hour time slot, posits that the keyboard was set to romaji (the Romanized transliteration of Japanese), so that the actual hiragana word was nonsense.
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