My apologies if it was confusing, but what part of the article made you think that? Meaning that there is an explicit, or implied contrast between something else.
Probably the best rough equivalent in English is the exclamation point. My Japanese learning is in its infancy so I think I need some more basic concepts understood before I try to make sense of this. I do appreciate your comment and I will bookmark this for when I have the prerequisite knowledge to have it make sense. Your email address will not be published.
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