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It seems likely that "Yumi Flo" and "Iu Mi Flow" are actually the same; they appear to be alternative spellings of the same expression in Pijin. ("Yumi" and "iu mi" are two ways of spelling the Pijin word for "we" ("you and I").) I'm not sure whether to remove the latter; whoever added them to the article didn't provide a source, and I can't find a reliable one. (An Island Sun article from April 2011 doesn't count, since it's a copy/paste from this Wikipedia article.) Aridd (talk) 20:45, 20 September 2011 (UTC)Reply

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