(n) mass (labor) negotiation
mass bargaining session
public negotiation
(n) mass culture
pop culture
popular culture
culture of the people (as opposed to the elite)
(n) popular literature
(P)
(n) (adopting) a popular line
(taking) a populist line
(n) demagoguery
demagogy
(n) popular culture
(n) public booth
public kiosk
(n) (comp) public network
(n) public transmission rights (e.g. putting copyrightable material on the WWW or an FTP server)
(n) (comp) public wireline network
(n) (comp) public telephone network
(n) Socialist Masses Party (pre-war political party; established in 1932, eliminated by the government in 1940)
(n) (abbr) Budget Committee of the lower house of the Diet (one half of the yosaniinkai)
(n) speaker of the Lower House
(n) dissolution of the lower house of parliament
(n) member of the Lower House
(exp) to sell out to the masses
(n) (Buddh) the eight legions (devas, nagas, yaksas, gandharvas, asuras, garudas, kimnaras, mahoragas)
(n) (Buddh) the eight legions (devas, nagas, yaksas, gandharvas, asuras, garudas, kimnaras, mahoragas)
(n) the United States of America
(exp) (obsc) to excite the spectators
(n) (comp) public services
(n) the United States of America
(P)
(n) the United States of America
(n) Okinawa Socialist Masses Party
(n) Budget Committee of the lower house of the Diet (one half of the yosaniinkai)
(n) House of Representatives Steering Committee
(adj-i) hold the attention of the audience
(n) (comp) public data network
(n) (comp) public message handling service