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.1386 􀀬􀂀􀃌􀁞􀂯􀂀􀃌􀂻􀁙 􀃃􀁚􀂴􀂌􀂿􀁙􀁻 􀁣􀁙􀁿􀁚􀂌􀁦􀂿􀁙 􀀬􀂊􀂿􀁙􀁻 􀁤􀃋􀂀􀃋􀁼􀂻 􀀬􀂾􀃌􀂈􀁵 􀁼􀃌􀂇 􀀬􀃊􀁶􀂘􀁝􀁙 [1]
􀀬 􀁤 􀀯􀃌􀂬􀂧􀃂􀂻 􀃉􀁼􀀯􀃌􀂸􀂯 􀂶􀀯􀂻􀁙􀃂􀂟 􀂀􀀯􀁝 􀃊􀀯􀃀􀁦􀁞􀂻 􀂊􀂿􀁙􀁻 􀁤􀃋􀂀􀃋􀁼􀂻 􀃊􀃋􀁚􀃀􀂠􀂻 􀃉 􀃄􀂰􀁞􀂋 􀃉 􀃄􀂠􀂇􀃂􀁥 􀀬􀂽􀁚􀂼􀃌􀁡 􀀬􀂽􀁙􀃂􀁹􀁙 [2]
􀀃 .1386 􀀬􀁤􀂠􀃀􀂏 􀃁 􀂺􀂸􀂟 􀃃􀁚􀂴􀂌􀂿􀁙􀁻 􀀬􀂞􀃋􀁚􀃀􀂏 􀃉 􀃃􀁼􀂰􀂌􀂿􀁙􀁻 􀀬􀃉􀂀􀁦􀂯􀁻 􀃉 􀃄􀂷􀁚􀂇􀁿
􀂞􀃋􀁚􀃀􀀯􀂏 􀁿􀁻 􀂊􀀯􀂿􀁙􀁻 􀁤􀃋􀂀􀃋􀁼􀀯􀂻 (􀃉􀂁􀁚􀂇 􀃃􀁻􀁚􀃌􀁡) 􀃉􀁙􀂀􀁭􀁙 􀂞􀂿􀁙􀃂􀂻 􀃊􀃋􀁚􀂇􀁚􀃀􀂋 􀃁 􀃊􀂇􀁿􀂀􀁝 􀀬􀁚􀂓􀁿􀁼􀃌􀂼􀁵 􀀬􀃉􀁼􀂼􀁶􀂻 [3]
􀁼􀀯􀁵􀁙􀃁 􀀬 􀁻􀁙􀂁􀁍 􀃃􀁚􀂴􀀯􀂌􀂿􀁙􀁻 􀀬􀁼􀀯􀂋􀁿􀁙 􀃊􀀯􀂇􀁚􀃀􀂋􀁿􀁚􀂯 􀃉 􀃄􀂷􀁚􀀯􀂇􀁿 􀀬􀂽􀁙􀂀􀃆􀁥 􀂀􀃆􀂋 􀃉􀃁􀁿􀁻􀃂􀁹 􀂁􀁚􀂇􀃄 􀂠􀂘􀂫 􀂖􀂇􀃂􀁦􀂻 􀃁 􀂮􀁱􀃂􀂯
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