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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: Nke ahụ bụ ihe ijuanya na mma uru, na a ọtụtụ ọnụ ala karịa mbadamba ezigbo na-agba ọsọ ma ọ bụ nwunye, Google si Nexus 9 (£ 319,99 / £ 399,99 / £ 459).
answer:
That's surprisingly good value, and a lot cheaper than the tablet's closest running mate, Google's Nexus 9 (£319.99/£399.99/£459).


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Igbo sentence: Anyị na-edebe onwe anyị n'echiche a Aims na-akwado ma na-akwalite site na ihe e kere eke nke a na mpaghara na netwọk (Obodo Network): atumatu, ihe, -elekọta mmadụ ma ọ bụ entrepreneurial, na dị ka nzube ha na-enyere anyị aka redirect uche anyị gaa n'ókèala ọgbakọ.
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We set ourselves in this way in order to support and promote through the creation of a local network (Local Network): initiatives, events, social realities or business, that have as their purpose to assist us to redirect our attention to the local area.


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Igbo sentence: E nweghị ndị na buttons n'akụkụ; ike bọtịnụ na olu buttons na-relegated azụ nke ngwaọrụ n'okpuru igwefoto, ndammana n'ahịrị na ndeksi mkpịsị aka mgbe ịtụkwasị a oku.
answer:

There are no buttons on the side; the power button and volume buttons are relegated to the back of the device under the camera, which naturally line up with an index finger when placing a call.