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Waan ka xumahay, laakiin wax natiijo ah kama hayno raadintaada

Fadlan isku day mar labaad adoo adeegsanaya erey raadin oo ka duwan, ama dib ugu noqo bogga ugu horreeya si aad ugu gudubto mowduucyo kale oo gaar ah.

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