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"text": "dvīņu māsa",
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"english": "both twin sisters are good gymnasts",
"text": "abas dvīņu māsas ir labas vingrotājas",
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{
"english": "the youngest championship participants are the Canadian Indian (female) twins",
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"text": "abas dvīņu māsas ir labas vingrotājas",
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"english": "the youngest championship participants are the Canadian Indian (female) twins",
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