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Among the source list for this article, there is no anthropological research examining the custom of drawing fortune sticks at Vietnamese pagodas, and there is also no research directly comparing the three practices of Taiwan, Japan and Vietnam. The Vietnam section of the article is Nhật Nguyệt's interpretation based on the comparative framework of Jordan and Ahern, not the result of published research.
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