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Based on 4 verified sources covering Finland, Myanmar:

Romuluinen Pelicans-hyökkääjä Taavi Vartiainen taklasi ensimmäisen erän loppuhetkillä rajusti Adam Masuhria, joka löi päänsä kaukalon reunaan. Sekaisin ollut Kärppä-puolustaja talutettiin kahden miehen voimin kaukalon isoista ovista pukukoppiin. [1]

Eanodatlaš Ándte Gaup-Juuso fitnii duorastateahkedis reivve ruovttus in Gárasavvon. Reivves logai ahte ruovttus and ránnjas visot lea bures. Muohta ii leat olu and eat leat vel beassán čohkket bohccuid. (translated from et) [2]

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