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arrrrr..... :

kenapa yang kalah bisanya yang paling serius dan paling bagus visi misi nya?

2024-11-24 12:38:13

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zhevixx_kunzz :

Hari Rabu aku pemilu,ntar kalo udah perhitungan suara aku balik sini *tandain yaa guyss

2025-10-25 08:08:47

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디카🚀 :

aku hari Rabu pemilihan doain ya guwys😇

2025-10-31 22:38:51

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nadaaaaa⭐️⭐️ :

besok pemberitahuan calon pemenang gys, doain aku yah semoga menang Aminn

2025-10-28 12:49:08

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Claraa :

tdi sih nangis dikit doang

2025-10-17 10:58:39

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wa :

yang kepilih biasanya yang punya lingkungan pertemanan yang luas

2024-11-26 10:30:18

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durian :

relasi dalam pemilihan ketos seberpengaruh itu

2024-11-22 16:39:24

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summertimes :

rules nomor satu dalam pencalonan itu adalah jangan berharap

2024-11-23 13:27:03

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ela :

udah ketinggalan 1 thun yg lalu, emm kita sama bangg kalahh kemarin perhitungan suara dan aku kalah.

2025-11-01 05:48:14

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MirntiOlviya :

jalannya blum baik, tuhan sediakan yang lebih baik, usaha mu sudah luar biasa setidaknya walaupun gagal proud of mee and tou‼️🙌

2024-11-21 16:35:15

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Hisyam :

ikutan sedih, pernah gagal juga hehe

2025-02-04 13:33:30

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🅰️dji :

next Episodddd🤙🏻🤙🏻

2024-11-27 05:26:14

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Rffff :

jadi deg deg an nanti kampanye😓

2024-11-26 11:09:10

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itsbitzsx :

nt mas gapapa aman aja😿

2024-11-20 12:04:56

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zazaaa_ow :

gppa yg penting kamu sdh berdoa&ikhtiar😻❗️Allah pasti punya pilihan yg sangat baik utk kamu❗️🎀

2024-11-24 14:33:19

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mellieu :

ko lu mau si bang,aku gamau kepilih malah🥺

2024-11-26 05:56:37

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xybcaa :

aku di pilih jdi ketua mpk

2024-11-24 14:12:20

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aku? :

gapapaa bang jangan sedih mungkin ada rezeki yang lebih gede dari ketos

2024-11-24 03:08:17

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27 :

aku gagal.

2024-11-28 05:00:46

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nabila :

wkwk kita sama kok

2024-11-24 03:15:15

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nanaaa :

RILL, gua sedih banget pas gagal jadi wakil osis, tapi untungnya temen² gua support gua terus ☹️☹️

2025-01-26 15:35:59

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lala`s :

SEMANGAT KAA!! TAPI BUAT AKU JUGA SEMANGAT MINGGU BESOK DEBAT KETOS

2024-11-26 10:11:28

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ptr_ :

udah nyerah 2 kali nyalon tetap gagal

2024-11-25 01:08:30

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yang baca monyet :

bang doain yaa aku juga kamis debat calon osis juga jadi mohon doanyaa🙏

2024-11-26 12:10:41

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intan :

padahal calon (Paslon lain) nya itu temen Deket kita sebenarnya antara ikhlas ngga ikhlas suatu hal yg mengubah semuanya,rela? emang harus di relakan bagaimana caranya harus rela dan ikhlas

2025-01-13 14:46:19

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