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Traditional ceremony 0142-Traditional ceremony

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The story is about a Dhaonese traditional ceremony. The ceremony is not held any longer by the people of Dhao, but many old people still remember it. The consultant was the chief or leader of the ceremony. The story was recorded in the consultant's house.

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