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It is written in the Kalanguya language, originating from Buguias, Benguet, Philippines. The story, \"Mani nen mama,\" translates to \"The Peanut and the Father,\" describing how a peanut was planted and grew, with the father and mother working together to provide food for their child. The document includes copyright information, indicating it is from the Enabling Writers Project-University of San Jose-Recoletos, © 2018. It is licensed under Creative Commons BY 4.0, allowing for commercial use, adaptation, and distribution, provided attribution is maintained. Specific disclaimers are provided for translations and adaptations, emphasizing that any such derivative works are the sole responsibility of their creators and not officially endorsed by USAID. 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