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      <title>Water Shortage Drives &#39;Heated Argument&#39; Costs to $650 per Session. Candidates Pivot to &#39;Air Splashing&#39; but Face Bankruptcy from Consultant Fees</title>
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      <description>Due to water shortages, the cost of the campaign staple &#39;mizukake-ron&#39; (water-throwing argument) has soared to 100,000 yen per session. Campaigns have adopted &#39;Air Splashing,&#39; where they vigorously flick their wrists at empty air without using water. However, expensive &#39;motion coaching&#39; fees from veteran consultants claiming to offer &#39;more realistic spray effects&#39; are draining campaign funds faster than using actual water ever did.</description><category>Money Maze</category><enclosure url="https://alt.andpaper.net/ja/articles/20260714-water-splashing-argument-inflation/index_hu_6a092de97cdb325f.jpg" length="90136" type="image/jpeg" /></item>
    
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