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Given a sentence in Igbo language, translate the sentence to English language keeping the meaning of the original sentence intact
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Igbo sentence: 64 Ndia chọrọ odide-akwukwọ-ha n'etiti ndi edere n'akwukwọ-osuso-ọmumu, ma achọtaghi ya: ewe gua ha na ndi nādighi nsọ, ewe wepu ha n'ọlu-nchu-àjà.
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64 These sought their register among those that were reckoned by genealogy, but it was not found: therefore were they, as polluted, put from the priesthood.


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Igbo sentence: Dị nnọọ ka ihe doo anya n'ihi, ikekwe a ụzọ ka mma isi okwu a bụ na "Anyị ekwesịghị ịkọwa ihe a dị ka Jizọs si" niile ikpe na-ezighị ezi.
answer:
Just for clarity sake, perhaps a better way to phrase this is that "We shouldn't interpret this as Jesus saying" all judgment is wrong.


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Igbo sentence: Nke a bụ n'ihi dị ka otu nnyocha e mere na Central Bureau nke Statistics (BPS), mgbanwe oriri nakawa etu esi mere ise ọ bụla afọ.
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This is because according to a survey the Central Bureau of Statistics (BPS), changes in consumption patterns occurred every five years.