TAMBARI{The dark hunt}
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Peoplee round the world are being taunted and looked down on due to the feeling of misery and low self worth that is caused as a result of direct and indirect factors which gradually leads to so many social negligence and harassment in many situations..
How do we overcome all these social negligence and harassment.?
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TAMBARI!![The dark hunt].
This is a story that revolve round the world and it leaves adark memory and blurred visions psychologically which affect individuals(victims that experience this nightmare)...
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