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The apparent purpose is to leave a lasting and inerasable signal to others, giving the victim 'a lifelong badge of shame'.
The bottom line is that South Sudanese must learn to live with bruises and scars, however big and inerasable they are, encountered during the darkest years of the struggle.
along city streets and highways and even on mountainsides in a sustained and well co-ordinated effort to create an inerasable and well commemorated past compensating for a glaring absence of any evidence of a rich and long past at the inception of what was to be this great country in the 18th century.
 
 
 
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