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Abu-Khatwah
Abu Khatwa is a physical education teacher. He loves solving TV puzzles and crossword puzzles. One day, he wins an apartment in Cairo and is subjected to a scam by a group of professionals. He decides to recover his stolen money at any cost.
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Abu Khatwa is a physical education teacher. He loves solving TV puzzles and crossword puzzles. One day, he wins an apartment in Cairo and is subjected to a scam by a group of professionals. He decides to recover his stolen money at any cost.
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Written By:Diaa ElMerghany
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