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I was trying to find if there was an article on this instrument after seeing several videos referring to the instrument as cascas/cas-cas/cas cas. I also found the names Aslatua, Kashaka, and Thelevi using Google before finally getting a hit for a Wikipedia article. I don't know the policy or precedent for something with this many names, but it seems pretty reasonable the "main names" should be redirects to this article. If that's reasonable, can someone either do so, or say so on this page? I know there is a link to a page with a whole bunch of names, but that's not actually helpful for those trying to find the Wikipedia article in the first place. --71.193.217.159 (talk) 00:36, 20 August 2012 (UTC)Reply
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