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"(Caribbean) twin, identical"
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"english": "(please add an English translation of this quotation)",
"ref": "2015 October 14, “Opinión”, in El País",
"text": "Las hermanas Díaz son jimaguas, que es como llaman en Cuba a los mellizos, y al tomar el nombre de Ibeyi parecen haber buscado protección de las divinidades.",
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"text": "Las hermanas Díaz son jimaguas, que es como llaman en Cuba a los mellizos, y al tomar el nombre de Ibeyi parecen haber buscado protección de las divinidades.",
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