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The phrase "busy schedule" would literally be translated as 忙しいスケジュール (isogashii sukejuuru); however, a more natural translation would be お忙しい中 (o-isogashii chuu) or お忙しいところ (o-isogashii tokoro).

Example: 今日はお忙しい中、アポイントとって�きありがとうございます (kyou wa o-isogashii chuu, apointo totte itadaki arigatou gozaimasu) - "Thank you for taking time out of your busy schedule to see me."

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