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@jennyduong220293: Về Côn Đảo viếng Cô – thành tâm tri ân, ng.uyện cầu b.ình an. Biết ơn Cô vì đã yêu thương ,che chở ban L.ộc cho con ạ & mong sau chuyến đi này về tr.ộm víađể cuối năm con lại đc qua với Cô
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