| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - According to WWWJDIC, 193 kanji have a reading of "shi, for example (in a couple of cases 'shi' may be the kun reading, but it is undoubtedly the 'on' reading for almost all of them).But now, the language is what it is, and homophones are a problem that has to be dealt with.Of course, there is still the fact that if homophones were really a problem, they would be a problem in speech, too.
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