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Hello! This is an article about Kazakh art, created as my uni project. I like this country and really appreciate the opportunity to write an article about the beautiful Kazakh art. I am not a native English speaker so please feel free to point me on any stylistic, grammatical or other mistakes I made and I will try my best to fix it. Or please make the any necessary changes to improve this article.

Ceiba chodatii ( talk) 07:45, 19 October 2018 (UTC) reply