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@964sport: "کرێی یەک رۆژی رۆڵس رایس 20 وەرەقەیە" باسی بەکرێدانی ئۆتۆمبێلە کلاسیکییەکان دەکات و دەڵێت، مانگانەیان لە 30 وەرەقەوە دەستپێدەکات و دەبێت بە ناسکی مامەڵەیان لەگەڵ بکەی

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