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    Igbo: Emere edezi: Ọkwa akpaaka, Ntugharị akpaaka, nkpuchi adịghị nkọ
    English: B.T.H. 'Bee Hive' Refrigerator.

    Large, cream coloured. Circular heat exchanger on top. Four legs. Electirc. Made in Rugby, England.

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    BERJAYA This file was uploaded as part of a 2015 Wikipedia residency at Thinktank, Birmingham Science Museum. BERJAYA

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