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False optimism, African pearl 33

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 Apan Kwaku, asem nye wo ahomete, woda nkwan mu na woresere!

(Kwaku the bat, nothing worries you, why 
you lie in the soup, you still smile)

Said of someone who is foolishly cheerful

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