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November 13, 2009 12:00:00 AM
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E kune na yagona e dua na qase ni ciri koto ena wasawasa mai Lakeba, Lau e nanoa.

Kaya na tabana ni ovisa ni a la’ki nunu ena bogi ni Vukelulu na turaga oqo kei na vica tale na tagane.

Vakabauti ni a kuitaki ena viko ni wai na turaga oqo ka mani luvu.

Era waraka tiko na ovisa na macala ni veisele me vakadeitaki kina na vuni nona mate.

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