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For questions about a discrete unit of written or spoken text of the smallest size to convey distinct meaning. In English but not Chinese will usually be separated from other words by a space when written or printed. Other tags that may be more appropriate include [word-choice] and [word-requests].
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Can 將 (or 将) only be used for events/actions that will take place in the near future?
According to Xinhua dictionary, it means the near future.
快要：将要。将至。将来。即将。
E.g. "The winter is coming." is translated to "凛冬将至" is Chinese.
But I think 将来 is simply used for future action.
E.g. 我将来要成 …
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Is 不仅仅 the correct word?
Yes, 不仅...而且/还是... is equivalent to "not only... but also...". I think 不仅仅 fits here. Because the author really wants to emphasize the achievement of this coffee shop, which is '首个提出咖啡情绪疗法的品牌'.
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