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"english": "No, the police exists for the people.",
"roman": "Aniya, gyeongchal-deur-eun minjung-deur-eul wihae jonjaehae.",
"text": "아니야, 경찰들은 민중들을 위해 존재해.",
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{
"hangeul": "경(ː)찰"
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{
"hangeul": "경(ː)찰"
},
{
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"word": "경찰"
}
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