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といい~といい
1. Based on A and B, considering A and B; Both A and B (among others)
                           
Considering that Sato is cute and funny, she's my perfect girl.
うが~うが
1. Whether A or B
       かろう   かろう         
I absolutely want the limited(-time) promotional items whether they are cheap or expensive.
うにも~ない
1. Even if A is attempted/thought about; A can't be done (there is no way to A)
B is the negative potential form of A.
                
I hurt my leg, so I can't walk even if I wanted to.
それなり
1. In it's own way, A (descriptor/condition)
        それなり     ありました  
They each had their own reason as to why they broke up.
つ~つ
1. Doing A and B (repeatedly, one after another)
 きつ        した        
It was a neck-and-neck, heated relay.
どんなに~うが
1. No matter what A; no matter how A
                    
No matter how tough it is, I cannot give up until the end.
たら~たで
1. If A is the case...
Followed by a statement which is different from expectations. Ex: A is a good thing, but bad results follow. A and B are the same verb/noun/adjective.
                             
I wasn't interested in a trip, but after going I had fun.
かれ~かれ
1. A or B
A and B are contrasting adjectives. i.e. 'sooner or later', 'more or less', 'big or small'
だれでも   について  かれ        ある  
Everyone is more or less concerned with their health.
うと~まいと, うが~まいが
1. Whether or not A (is/occurs)
               します  
You're going to get the shot whether or not you cry.
1. A and B
Used when the A and B often come as a set (e.g. food & drink)
この     コーヒー           
This set comes with coffee and cake.
あながち~ない
1. Not necessarily A; not always A
Often used when preceded by some objective information/data
       こと  あながち         
What he said is not necessarily mistaken.
も~なら、も~だ
1. Both A/B and C/D are bad.
The first two nouns (A and B) are the same word, and the second two (C and D) are also the same word.
あの         ひどい                  
That company's service is terrible. Both the employees and the company.
という~
1. All A; every A; this (very) A
(A and B are the same noun) Gives stronger emphasis than simply listing the noun A by itself.
この     という                  
In this season, every house shines with Christmas decorations.
1. To become/do A in the end, To arrive at A
Shows a state/action A that happens after a long/difficult period.
ついに           
Finally, I've arrived at the southernmost tip of Honshu.
とは
1. States surprise/emotion at A
               どうしたらいい    
The train's already left: what should I do..
てみせる
1. To show (the action) A
This can be used to promise that something A will be done (showing intent)
まず      やって       
First of all, I'll do it and show you.
ては
1. Doing A, then B; A, then B, etc.
              やっと おいしい     できた  
After making some and throwing it away repeatedly, I finally was able to make some delicious sweets.
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