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Based on 4 verified sources covering Finland, Myanmar, Thailand:

Sääʹm.iõllsaž mättʼras lij aal.am Sääʹmvuuʹd škoouʹljeemkõõskõzza from nubb vuâra. Tän eeʹjjest sääʹm.iõl mättʼtjed 13 mättʼtõõđi, .eäin lie seammänalla .iõllstys. (translated from et) [1]

The locals have been using this curious expression “same-same” for a long time. I heard it when I first set foot here, thirty-five years ago and it had probably been around for much earlier. [2]

Lyska, railway bridge, Lappia House and church. A textile designer named Karoliina Erkinjunt has a view of places familiar to the Rovaniemi people. (translated from fi) [3]

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