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Dᵃⁿⁿⁱᵉˡ🤫 :
weннн вaĸa rυpoĸ lodѕ ѕυre na yan вaĸa pagnaĸaнarap мarυpoĸ na😂😂😂
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notice lods pang myday lang 😅
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