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In the past, Nina was prosperous, with cassava piling up in her house up to the ceiling. But since the crisis, she's been reduced to selling a few vegetables that barely bring in any income. She doesn't even have the few pennies that would allow her to buy merchandise. However, Nina is not one to give up easily. She gathers her courage and embarks on the journey to reclaim her business.
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In the past, Nina was prosperous, with cassava piling up in her house up to the ceiling. But since the crisis, she's been reduced to selling a few vegetables that barely bring in any income. She doesn't even have the few pennies that would allow her to buy merchandise. However, Nina is not one to give up easily. She gathers her courage and embarks on the journey to reclaim her business.
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