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Based on 2 verified sources covering Finland, Myanmar:

Fake ‘haha’ reactions attack political opponents ahead of elections Reporting and research: Zyma Islam, Mir Rownak, Nourin Sultana Toma, Abdullah Hel Bubun, [1]

With its cocky texts on Nykarlebydialekt, the rapper Seesar XL wants to provoke with the prohibited words in Österbotten: “I am the best.” "Until Svenskfinland gets another rapidol, I'll call myself the rapidol of Svenskfinland." In an apartment in t... (translated from sv) [2]

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[1] MM thedailystar.net · 50% match

Fake ‘haha’ reactions attack political opponents ahead of elections

Fake ‘haha’ reactions attack political opponents ahead of elections Reporting and research: Zyma Islam, Mir Rownak, Nourin Sultana Toma, Abdullah Hel Bubun,

[2] FI yle.fi · 2019-03-10 · 33% match translated from sv

Seesar XL rappar på dialekt om att han är bäst - det mest provokativa man kan säga i Österbotten

With its cocky texts on Nykarlebydialekt, the rapper Seesar XL wants to provoke with the prohibited words in Österbotten: “I am the best.” "Until Svenskfinland gets another rapidol, I'll call myself the rapidol of Svenskfinland." In an apartment in t

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