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pípol
 n.— «Será un cambio global que dirigen desde ya las masas, el pueblo. La pípol.» —“Sorry, yo no spekeo español, ni english. Spanglish, for plis” by César Fernando Zapata La Crónica (Mexico D.F., Mexico) July 10, 2004. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)

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