User:Hyosinn

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Hey there! I am Hyosinn (HI-oh-sin). I'm a Wikipedian. I have a wide range of interests, I'm a movie lover, I love a good joke, I have a keen interest in politics (especially U.S., EU, and Spanish politics), history (especially U.S., German, and Spanish history). I probably watch too many news, I love reddit, and I like a bunch of other stuff.

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