"whaddya" meaning in English

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          "text": "Whaddya think of my new dress?",
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          "ref": "1942 September 27, “A Mark Hellinger 'Short Short' Story”, in The Democrat and Chronicle's Sunday Magazine, Rochester, N.Y., page 10:",
          "text": "\"Mildred's got five kids?\" Frank seemed genuinely startled. \"Well, whaddya know! Mildred with five kids!\"",
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          "text": "LESTER: Well, suppose you wished one candle would stay lit.\nCHESTER: Whaddya mean?\nLESTER: I mean suppose you wished that one candle would stay lit, and then you blew them all out. What would happen?\nCHESTER: Well, it couldn't happen. Unless you blew them all out.",
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