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# The rice is half-cooked. | # The [[rice-|rice]] is [[half-cooked-|half-cooked]]. | ||
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# Bantilaw el [[canun-|canun]]. | # [[Bantilaw-|Bantilaw]] el [[canun-|canun]]. | ||
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