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nganga tobacco "Nganga" in the Philippines refers to the traditional practice of chewing a mixture of betel nut (bua), betel leaf (gawed/ikmo), slaked lime (apog), and sometimes tobacco. It is a cultural, often MOMA 101: Learning About NgaNga

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nganga tobacco "Nganga" in the Philippines refers to the traditional practice of chewing a mixture of betel nut (bua), betel leaf (gawed/ikmo), slaked lime (apog), and sometimes tobacco. It is a cultural, often MOMA 101: Learning About NgaNga

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nganga tobacco "Nganga" in the Philippines refers to the traditional practice of chewing a mixture of betel nut (bua), betel leaf (gawed/ikmo), slaked lime (apog), and sometimes tobacco. It is a cultural, often MOMA 101: Learning About NgaNga

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nganga tobacco "Nganga" in the Philippines refers to the traditional practice of chewing a mixture of betel nut (bua), betel leaf (gawed/ikmo), slaked lime (apog), and sometimes tobacco. It is a cultural, often MOMA 101: Learning About NgaNga
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