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The founder and leader of the Tocoist church. Toco broke away from the Baptist church in 1949 to start his own religious movement characterized by dramatic prophecy, high moral standards, and distrust of white people. Though oppressed by the Portuguese and Angolan governments for many years, Tocoism is now a recognized church in Angola.
Ãâó: angolateam.org/angola_glossary.html
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A flogging or thrashing. Slang English. But in this case it probably means bread and scrape.
Ãâó: math.boisestate.edu/gas/mikado/html/notes.html
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