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conversations.value:  "The empire is…not quite what I expected." Claire gawked in surprise at the streets around her.
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conversations.value:  "The city’s so lively, and there’s hardly a soldier to be seen."
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conversations.value:  "Well, this street runs through the central market. If the central market wasn’t doing this well, I doubt the empire would have the leeway to even think about waging war." I said.
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conversations.value:  The city teemed with life no matter where you looked. Citizens thronged around us, gleefully touting their wares or shopping for goods. The lines of stalls sold not only imports from abroad but also the local specialty goods of the many countries annexed by the empire.
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conversations.value:  "Wow… I’ve never seen so many different people in one place. I’ve never even seen some of these hair colors and skin tones in Bauer. And as far as I can tell, not one person is enslaved. Everyone treats everyone else as free citizens," Claire said.
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conversations.value:  This was a new sight for me as well, who’d formerly lived in Japan, a largely homogeneous country. Of course, the European-style Bauer Kingdom had felt foreign to me when I first arrived, but the Nur Empire felt even more so with the diversity of its populace. This diversity was largely made possible by the Nur government’s policies.
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