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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: M nnoo ka m na-akpa oke maka cross, abughi maka agba nke m na akpukpo na ndi ufodu. o na-eme, o bughi mara mma, ma anyi nwere igbaghara ndi na-eme ya ma na-eto Chineke nna N'ihi ihunanya ya di iche iche. Ma o bughi ilu, nwoke. Ka na-aga nke ndi gara aga ufodu.
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I just wish I were discriminated for the cross, not for the color of my skin in those instances . , it's not beautiful, but we have to forgive those who do it and praise God the father for His love and diversity .

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Igbo sentence: Na nke a Chineke na-egosi Jizos ka o buru na-enweghi mmehie Okpara Chineke, onye nwere ike imeri onwunwa nke ekwensu.
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In this case God shows Jesus to be the sinless Son of God, who can resist the temptation of the devil.

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Igbo sentence: Omumaatu, klas nke ogwu ojoo maara di ka SSRIs, ma o bu nhoro serotonin reuptake inhibitors, gbochie ogugu akwara mbufe ozi serotonin si na-reabsorbed site a neuron; nke a putara na ihe serotonin di na-asa gburugburu n'etiti akwara niime ulonga, na yikariri ka o ruo oru mkpuru ndu ndi di n'uburu netwok na ebe emetuta na MDD.
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For example, the class of drugs known as SSRIs, or selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors, prevent the neurotransmitter serotonin from being reabsorbed by a neuron; this means that more serotonin is available to wash around between the nerve cells, and is more likely to activate cells in the brain networks that area affected in MDD .