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Ki Society - The Ki no Kenkyukai (気�研究会), sometimes called Ki Society, was founded by Koichi Tohei in 1971, while he was still the chief instructor at the Aikikai Hombu Dojo. Its foundation reflected Tohei's differences with the Aikikai, and his own emphasis on developing the concept of Ki.

Ba�ki Petrovac - Ba�ki Petrovac (Serbian: Ba�ki Petrovac or Бачки Петровац, Slovak: Petrovec or Bá�sky Petrovec, Hungarian: Petrőc, Croatian: Ba�ki Petrovac) is a town and municipality in the South Ba�ka District of Vojvodina, Serbia and Montenegro. The town has a population of 6,731, while Ba�ki Petrovac municipality has 14,649 inhabitants.

Roda de Ter - Roda de Ter is a municipality in the comarca of Osona, province of Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain, near Vic, on the Ter River above the Sau Reservoir. Population: 5,435 (2004), area: 2.

Toy Mi-Ki - The Toy Mi-Ki is a rare breed of toy dog. It is still a developing breed, and there is controversy over what a "real" Toy Mi-Ki is, what it looks like, and so on.

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/ ki stas la n ts s j / (KEY-eh ESS-tas la neh-tseh-SEH-yo) generic toast:   Interlingua (Anglo-romance, planned, based on European languages) Ekspreso: Ekspreso (ex-PREY-so) hello: halo (HAH-low) welcome: bonvenied (bon-vay-nee-ED) good-bye: adio please: bonvole /b n v l / (bon VOE leh) thank you: gratias (GRAH-tsias) sorry: pardono (par-DOH-noh) that one: ist... Common phrases in constructed languages, similar to the list. / ki stas la n ts s j / (KEY-eh ESS-tas la neh-tseh-SEH-yo) generic toast:   Interlingua (Anglo-romance, planned, based on European languages) Ekspreso: Ekspreso (ex-PREY-so) hello: halo (HAH-low) welcome: bonvenied (bon-vay-nee-ED) good-bye: adio please: bonvole /b n v l / (bon VOE leh) thank you: grasias (GRAH-see-yass) sorry: perdonen (per-DOEN-nehn) that one: lle /ye/ how much?: zenbat /s,en bat/ English: ingelez /ing lez/ yes: no /no/ no: meno /may no/ generic toast: kle no Ekspreso (planned, based on European languages) Esperanto: Esperanto / sp rant / (ess peh RAN toe) hello: saluton /sa lut n/ (sa LOO ton) good-bye: is revido / is r vid / (jiss re VEE doe) please: bonvole thank you: gratias (GRAH-tsias) sorry: pardono (par-DOH-noh) that one: co how much: quanta English: angla yes: yes no: no generic toast: je via sano /j via san / (yeh VEE-a SAH-no) Do you speak English?: u vi pa r las angl / (choo vee pa-ROE-las ANG-leh) Ido (planned, reformed version of Esperanto) Ido: Ido hello: bona jorno good-bye: adio (a-dee-OH) please: per favor (per FAH-vor) thank you: dankon / dank n/ (DAN con) that there: tio / ti / (TEE oh) how much?: zenbat /s,en bat/ English: ingelez /ing lez/ yes: no /no/ no: meno /may no/ generic toast: je via sano /j via san / (yeh VEE-a SAH-no) Do you speak English?: ki ter.