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Scorpion4ik [409]3 years ago

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Answer:

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coni macarone pepporoni zunglawa hachinii sein taii cosisa chunde fiche uejnjj plisw paronkaka set dora explora secacoo papajito zunglawa hachisiis nina lacasa terkate ito ang lapad hashosete at mga pananaya ugddbchhkdid

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Explanation:

1- stu pide caselele burnke isnag thouteb yrfbcrktj

ktaateka coutees cheesey mea nie lolop lochete

2- idi ot papajito coro begitto mashtese soh yhc andec ya mejonona enti ma redety 3ela soaly sah o tehereen ya sood alweyh malet alaikee

3- leish ma sa3edtenee ana alheen metnerfeza ya makeeka

4- ya bata kabeera baqara enza duba

5- intee batata mahroosa seme3ty ya madry shagool

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