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'''Nishiwaki Yui''' (西脇唯) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer-songwriter, lyricist, and composer. Nishiwaki made her debut as a singer in 1992 with the single "[[Kaze no Dairiku]]", which was used as the theme of the television [[Anime|anime]] [[Kaze no Dairiku]], under the label [[Victor Entertainment Inc.|Victor Records]]. Later that year she switched labels to [[Columbia Japan]] and released her second single, entitled "[[Ashita mo Tomodachi|Ashita mo♥Tomodachi]]". But, Nishiwaki didn't become very success until she moved over to [[King Records]], where she released the single "[[Shichigatsu no Ame Nara]]". Around the same time, she started to composing music and writing lyrics for many artists.
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'''Nishiwaki Yui''' (西脇唯) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer-songwriter, lyricist, and composer. Nishiwaki made her debut as a singer in 1992 with the single "[[Kaze no Dairiku]]", which was used as the theme of the television [[Anime|anime]] ''[[Kaze no Dairiku]]'', under the label [[Victor Entertainment Inc.|Victor Records]]. Later that year she switched labels to [[Columbia Japan]] and released her second single, entitled "[[Ashita mo Tomodachi|Ashita mo♥Tomodachi]]". But, Nishiwaki didn't become very success until she moved over to [[King Records]], where she released the single "[[Shichigatsu no Ame Nara]]". Around the same time, she started to composing music and writing lyrics for many artists.
  
 
In 1998, Nishikawa switched labels from King Records to [[Universal Music Japan]]. After two years, when her contract was up, Nishiwaki went to a indies label. Soon after signing the label ran into trouble. This has caused Nishiwaki to not release anything since 2003.
 
In 1998, Nishikawa switched labels from King Records to [[Universal Music Japan]]. After two years, when her contract was up, Nishiwaki went to a indies label. Soon after signing the label ran into trouble. This has caused Nishiwaki to not release anything since 2003.
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== Composed Works ==
 
== Composed Works ==
 
; [[Denda Mao]]  
 
; [[Denda Mao]]  
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* [[Happy Ever After]] (lyrics)
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* [[Happy Ever After]] <small>(lyrics)</small>
  
 
; [[Hayashibara Megumi]]  
 
; [[Hayashibara Megumi]]  
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* [[Because (Hayashibara Megumi)|BECAUSE]] (lyrics and music)
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* [[Because (Hayashibara Megumi)|BECAUSE]] <small>(lyrics and music)</small>
 
* [[El Wakt|ELWAKT]] (lyrics)
 
* [[El Wakt|ELWAKT]] (lyrics)
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* [[Koi no Scramble Race]] (恋のScramble Race) (lyrics)
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* [[Koi no Scramble Race]] <small>(lyrics)</small>
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* [[Manatsu no Valentine]] (真夏のバレンタイン) (lyrics)
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* [[Manatsu no Valentine]] <small>(lyrics)</small>
  
 
; [[Hisakawa Aya]]  
 
; [[Hisakawa Aya]]  
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* [[Tameiki ga Nemuranai]] (ため息が眠らない) (lyrics and music)
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* [[Tameiki ga Nemuranai]] <small>(lyrics and music)</small>
  
 
; [[Kingetsu Mami]]  
 
; [[Kingetsu Mami]]  
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* [[Furimukanaide]] (ふりむかないで) (lyrics and music)
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* [[Furimukanaide]] <small>(lyrics and music)</small>
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* [[Love is the One Thing in Your Life|Love is the one thing in your life]] (lyrics and music)
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* [[Love is the One Thing in Your Life|Love is the one thing in your life]] <small>(lyrics and music)</small>
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* [[Love You Forever]] (lyrics and music)
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* [[Love You Forever]] <small>(lyrics and music)</small>
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* [[Lovingly]] (lyrics and music)
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* [[Lovingly]] <small>(lyrics and music)</small>
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* [[Tada Koe ga Choukitakute]] (ただ声が聴きたくて) (lyrics and music)
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* [[Tada Koe ga Choukitakute]] <small>(lyrics and music)</small>
  
 
; [[Kishitani Kaori]]
 
; [[Kishitani Kaori]]
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* [[Kaerimichi]] (遠い約束) (lyrics)
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* [[Kaerimichi]] <small>(lyrics)</small>
  
 
; [[Lindberg]]  
 
; [[Lindberg]]  
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* [[10 Cent no Shou Uchuu]] (10セントの小宇宙) (lyrics co-written with [[Nishiwaki Junko]])
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* [[10 Cent no Shou Uchuu]] <small>(lyrics co-written with [[Nishiwaki Junko]])</small>
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* [[Jump (Lindberg)|JUMP]] (lyrics co-written with [[Nishiwaki Junko]])
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* [[Jump (Lindberg)|JUMP]] <small>(lyrics co-written with [[Nishiwaki Junko]])</small>
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* [[Kimi ni Tsuzuku History|Kimi ni Tsuzuku HISTORY]] (君につづくHISTORY) (lyrics co-written with [[Nishiwaki Junko]])
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* [[Kimi ni Tsuzuku History|Kimi ni Tsuzuku HISTORY]] <small>(lyrics co-written with [[Nishiwaki Junko]])</small>
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* [[Touchdown|TOUCHDOWN]] (lyrics co-written with [[Nishiwaki Junko]])
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* [[Touchdown|TOUCHDOWN]] <small>(lyrics co-written with [[Nishiwaki Junko]])</small>
  
 
; [[Komori Manami]]
 
; [[Komori Manami]]
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* [[Kin no Kaze Gin no Fune]] (金の風 銀の船) (lyrics)
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* [[Kin no Kaze Gin no Fune]] <small>(lyrics)</small>
  
 
; [[Matsuda Hiroyuki]]
 
; [[Matsuda Hiroyuki]]
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* [[Hello (Matsuda Hiroyuki)|Hello]] (lyrics)
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* [[Hello (Matsuda Hiroyuki)|Hello]] <small>(lyrics)</small>
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* [[Stop Your Crying]] (lyrics)
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* [[Stop Your Crying]] <small>(lyrics)</small>
  
 
; [[Matsuno Taiki]]  
 
; [[Matsuno Taiki]]  
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* [[Hitotsu no Omoide no Naka ni]] (ひとつひとつの思い出の中に) (lyrics, music, and arrangment)
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* [[Hitotsu no Omoide no Naka ni]] <small>(lyrics, music, and arrangement)</small>
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* [[Kimi Shika Inai yo]] (君しかいないよ) (lyrics)
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* [[Kimi Shika Inai yo]] <small>(lyrics)</small>
  
 
; [[Mizuki Alisa]]  
 
; [[Mizuki Alisa]]  
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* [[Manten no Hoshi no Shita de]] (満天の星の下で) (lyrics and music)
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* [[Manten no Hoshi no Shita de]] <small>(lyrics and music)</small>
  
 
;  [[Mochida Maki]]  
 
;  [[Mochida Maki]]  
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* [[Aitai Kimochi de Zutto]] (会いたい気持ちでずっと) (lyrics and music)
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* [[Aitai Kimochi de Zutto]] <small>(lyrics and music)</small>
  
 
; [[Moriguchi Hiroko]]  
 
; [[Moriguchi Hiroko]]  
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* [[Anata to Ita Jikan]] (あなたといた時間) (lyrics and music)
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* [[Anata to Ita Jikan]] <small>(lyrics and music)</small>
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* [[Eternal Wind ~Hohoemi wa Hikaru Kaze no Naka~|ETERNAL WIND ~Hohoemi wa Hikaru Kaze no Naka~]] (ほほえみは光る風の中) (lyrics and music)
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* [[Eternal Wind ~Hohoemi wa Hikaru Kaze no Naka~|ETERNAL WIND ~Hohoemi wa Hikaru Kaze no Naka~]] <small>(lyrics and music)</small>
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* [[Koi wa Tahiti de Arearea!]] (恋はタヒチでアレアレア!) (lyrics and music)
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* [[Koi wa Tahiti de Arearea!]] <small>(lyrics and music)</small>
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* [[Sono Mune no Naka de Zutto Zutto]] (その胸の中でずっとずっと) (lyrics and music)
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* [[Sono Mune no Naka de Zutto Zutto]] <small>(lyrics and music)</small>
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* [[Speed (Moriguchi Hiroko)|Speed]] (スピード) (lyrics)
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* [[Speed (Moriguchi Hiroko)|Speed]] <small>(lyrics)</small>
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* [[Whistle]] (ホイッスル) (lyrics)
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* [[Whistle]] <small>(lyrics)</small>
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* [[With Your Love]] (lyrics)
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* [[With Your Love (Moriguchi Hiroko)|With Your Love]] <small>(lyrics)</small>
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* [[Yasashii Hoshi]] (やさしい星で) (lyrics and music)
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* [[Yasashii Hoshi]] <small>(lyrics and music)</small>
  
 
; [[Nakayama Miho]]  
 
; [[Nakayama Miho]]  
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* [[P.S. Natsu no Kuni Kara]] (P.S.夏の国から) (lyrics and music)
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* [[P.S. Natsu no Kuni Kara]] <small>(lyrics and music)</small>
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* [[Treasure]] (lyrics and arrangement)
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* [[Treasure (Nakayama Miho)|Treasure]] <small>(lyrics and arrangement)</small>
  
 
; [[Ohsawa Yoshiyuki]]  
 
; [[Ohsawa Yoshiyuki]]  
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* [[Tooi Yakusoku]] (遠い約束) (lyrics)
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* [[Tooi Yakusoku]] <small>(lyrics)</small>
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* [[Zutto Amai Koushin]] (ずっと甘い口唇) (lyrics)
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* [[Zutto Amai Koushin]] <small>(lyrics)</small>
  
 
; [[Onishi Yuka]]  
 
; [[Onishi Yuka]]  
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* [[Drivin' Heart]] (lyrics)
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* [[Drivin' Heart]] <small>(lyrics)</small>
  
 
; [[Rinka]]  
 
; [[Rinka]]  
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* [[Tsuki no Biyaku]] (月の媚薬) (lyrics and music)
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* [[Tsuki no Biyaku]] <small>(lyrics and music)</small>
  
 
; [[ROmantic Mode]]
 
; [[ROmantic Mode]]
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* [[Liberty|LIBERTY]] (lyrics)
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* [[Liberty (ROmantic Mode)|LIBERTY]] <small>(lyrics)</small>
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* [[Love is the Destiny]] (lyrics)
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* [[Love is the Destiny]] <small>(lyrics)</small>
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* [[Resolution]] (lyrics)
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* [[Resolution]] <small>(lyrics)</small>
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; [[Sakurakko Club]]
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* [[Do-Shite|DO-Shite]] <small>(lyrics)</small>
  
 
; [[Sato Seiko]]  
 
; [[Sato Seiko]]  
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* [[Hoshi no Inai Shuumatsu]] (星のいない週末) (lyrics)
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* [[Hoshi no Inai Shuumatsu]]) <small>(lyrics)</small>
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* [[Issho ni Iyou]] (一緒にいよう) (lyrics)
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* [[Issho ni Iyou]] <small>(lyrics)</small>
 
* [[Pain|PAIN]]
 
* [[Pain|PAIN]]
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* [[Sora ni Kiss wo Suru You ni]] (空にキスをするように) (lyrics)
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* [[Sora ni Kiss wo Suru You ni]] <small>(lyrics)</small>
  
 
; [[Seto Asaka]]
 
; [[Seto Asaka]]
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* [[Deaete Yokatta]] (出逢えてよかった) (lyrics and music)
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* [[Deaete Yokatta]] <small>(lyrics and music)</small>
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* [[Hanasanai Hanasenai]] (離さない 離せない) (lyrics and music)
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* [[Hanasanai Hanasenai]] <small>(lyrics and music)</small>
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* [[Natsuiro no "Eien"]] (夏色の“永遠”) (lyrics and music)
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* [[Natsuiro no "Eien"]] <small>(lyrics and music)</small>
  
 
; [[Sonar Pocket]]  
 
; [[Sonar Pocket]]  
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* [[Arigatou (Sonar Pocket)|Arigatou]] (アリガトウ) (lyrics)
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* [[Arigatou (Sonar Pocket)|Arigatou]] <small>(lyrics)</small>
  
 
; [[Tange Sakura]]  
 
; [[Tange Sakura]]  
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* [[Jibun ni Dekiru Nanka de]] (じぶんにできる何かで) (lyrics and music)
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* [[Jibun ni Dekiru Nanka de]] <small>(lyrics and music)</small>
  
 
; [[Wakui Emi]]  
 
; [[Wakui Emi]]  
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* [[Mainichi Aitai]] (毎日会いたい) (lyrics)
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* [[Mainichi Aitai]] <small>(lyrics)</small>
  
 
; [[Yonekura Chihiro]]  
 
; [[Yonekura Chihiro]]  
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* [[Strawberry Fields]] (lyrics)
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* [[Strawberry Fields]] <small>(lyrics)</small>
  
 
; [[Yoshimura Aki]]  
 
; [[Yoshimura Aki]]  
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* [[Zettai Aete Yokatta]] (絶対 会えてよかった) (lyrics)
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* [[Zettai Aete Yokatta]] <small>(lyrics)</small>
  
 
== Extenal Links ==
 
== Extenal Links ==

Latest revision as of 13:51, 23 June 2010

Nishiwaki Yui (1993)

Nishiwaki Yui (西脇唯) is a Japanese pop singer-songwriter, lyricist, and composer. Nishiwaki made her debut as a singer in 1992 with the single "Kaze no Dairiku", which was used as the theme of the television anime Kaze no Dairiku, under the label Victor Records. Later that year she switched labels to Columbia Japan and released her second single, entitled "Ashita mo♥Tomodachi". But, Nishiwaki didn't become very success until she moved over to King Records, where she released the single "Shichigatsu no Ame Nara". Around the same time, she started to composing music and writing lyrics for many artists.

In 1998, Nishikawa switched labels from King Records to Universal Music Japan. After two years, when her contract was up, Nishiwaki went to a indies label. Soon after signing the label ran into trouble. This has caused Nishiwaki to not release anything since 2003.

Profile

  • Name: Nishiwaki Yui (西脇唯)
  • Birthdate: November 16, 1968
  • Birthplace: Aichi Prefecture

Discography

Studio Albums

Best Albums

Singles

Books

  • [1996.03.30] Aisuru Koto wa Yamenai (愛することはやめない)
  • [2000.01.20] Start

Composed Works

Denda Mao
Hayashibara Megumi
Hisakawa Aya
Kingetsu Mami
Kishitani Kaori
Lindberg
Komori Manami
Matsuda Hiroyuki
Matsuno Taiki
Mizuki Alisa
Mochida Maki
Moriguchi Hiroko
Nakayama Miho
Ohsawa Yoshiyuki
Onishi Yuka
Rinka
ROmantic Mode
Sakurakko Club
Sato Seiko
Seto Asaka
Sonar Pocket
Tange Sakura
Wakui Emi
Yonekura Chihiro
Yoshimura Aki

Extenal Links

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