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How can I efficiently find lists of chance correspondences?

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Where can I find such compilations or lists systematically?

This Japanese-English example is from John McWhorter PhD Linguistics (Stanford)'s The Power of Babel (2003), pp. 226-227.
I'm aware of r/FalseFriends.

I don't specify which L2 languages, as I'm interested in too many. My L1s are English and French.

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