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(c) jybfk?&$& z ~TT&~%<& < gT%h !I %*Ao
(We can find out when we get there, so we don't need to call and
ask
about it.)

(Needless to say (now), Prof. Yamanaka is a leading figure in this
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(el +;kck%%iita2t:?c.trs<8c;;31arkfzo
(It is so obvious that no explanation is necessary.)
(f) &.=,3'r;t a < S~&dbr;fi~-c~ fZo
(My wife came back from shopping without my having to wait for her.)

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Exs.(e) and (f).)
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I. HitsuyO wa nai is similar to made mo nai in meaning.
However, the former lacks the sense of going as far as to do s.t. 01
bothering to do s.t.
[I] ~;kdk~%Q~t%f?$b8f-%#~~i %CZQL\,
(This is a simple calculation, so it is not necessary to use a
calculator.)
In addition, no hitsuy6 wa nai can be preceded by a noun, as in [2].
[21 ro~x I- 4 ~c&%(DBBM~L\,
(No reservation is necessary at this restaurant.)
II. Hodo no koto mo nai and ni wa oyobanai are very similar to made mo
nai except that ni wa oyobanai is usually not used in the adverbial form