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Sakin Mamedov :

Salam qiyməti neçəyədir zəhmət olmasa deyin

2025-09-17 17:21:48

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Temur Nuruyev :

qardaş qiymətin niye deyirsen utanisaan

2025-10-01 13:52:18

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Kamiləliyev :

qiymət devlet sirridir

2025-09-30 16:23:44

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Sakin Mamedov :

Agdaşa necəye başa gəlir

2025-09-17 18:05:16

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