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Abebech, The Female Bajaj Driver

  Abebech, the female bajaj driver A bajaj is a three-wheeled vehicle. It is used in town to move fast from place to place. In our community, driving is a male-dominated activity. Females are usually not involved in it. One day, Abebech asked her parents to give her money to take driving lessons. Her parents said to her, "This work is not good for girls. What would people say?" However, Abebech said, "I have the ability to do anything other people do." She convinced them. Her parents permitted her to start taking driving lessons. Abebech successfully completed the training. Her parents discussed what to do next. Afterwards they agreed to buy a bajaj for her. So, Abebech started to drive a bajaj on Debre Birhan roads. One day Abebech had a great idea. She posted at the back of her bajaj a notice with her phone number on it. The notice read, "I transport for free, pregnant women, mothers who have delivered, and children." Women and mothers whose children got...
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The Quest For The One

  The Quest For The One In the bustling streets of Tokyo, a young man named Hiro wandered through the neon lights and crowded markets. He had a mission: to find The One. Legends spoke of it as a treasure for all mankind, but no one knew what or who it truly was. Some said it was a powerful artifact; others believed it was a person with extraordinary abilities. À Procura do Escolhido Nas movimentadas ruas de Tóquio, um jovem chamado Hiro vagava pelas luzes neon e mercados lotados. Ele tinha uma missão: encontrar O Escolhido. As lendas falavam disso como um tesouro para toda a humanidade, mas ninguém sabia o que ou quem era realmente. Alguns diziam que era um artefato poderoso; outros acreditavam que era uma pessoa com habilidades extraordinárias. Hiro had always felt a deep connection to the city. He spent his days exploring hidden alleyways and talking to wise old shopkeepers, hoping to uncover clues. Each night, he gazed at the stars from his small apartment, dreaming of ...
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