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nguyenha21012007
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2026-06-21 06:04:36
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Tớ là th.van🥀 :
đứa nào ko mất nhà mất đất mới hứng khởi hào hứng vui vẻ
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bao nhiêu người vô tội ko có nhà ở vì sân bay này
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ko biết chết bao nhiêu ng vì sân bay gia bình
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