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        <title><![CDATA[The Japanese saying &quot;shikata ga nai&quot; expresses an attitude of...]]></title>
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        <description><![CDATA[The Japanese saying &quot;shikata ga nai&quot; expresses an attitude of resigned acceptance.  It loosely translates to &quot;what else can we do&quot;, or &quot;it can't be helped&quot;.  The attitude of &quot;shikata ga nai&quot; is deeply embedded in old Japanese culture.During World War II, when the West Coast Japanese Americans were &quot;relocated&quot; to remote camps like Manzanar, there was comparatively little resistance from the...]]></description>
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