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Twitter 上的 ثقافة سودانية:"Hand-made Sudanese Markoub (Arabic: المركوب) - Traditional Leather Shoes for men || a special type of Sudanese shoes that are usually wore with traditional Sudanese clothes: Jellabiya and Immah. #
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