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Pongale Color
Father and son are looking for a gift for Mother's Day. She dreams of “putting color” on the television, so it would be the most appropriate gift. However, indigenous malice and the desire for originality leads them to change appliances and prevent the gift from being repeated.
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Father and son are looking for a gift for Mother's Day. She dreams of “putting color” on the television, so it would be the most appropriate gift. However, indigenous malice and the desire for originality leads them to change appliances and prevent the gift from being repeated.
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