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Ahp

Front

Hwae jun

Turning/Circular

Choong

Middle

Yup

Side

Ban de

Other direction

Dee uh

Jumping

Hah

Low

Ahn

Inside

Di

Rear

Yuhk

Reverse

Sang

Double

Song

High

Yahng

Both

Di do toe ra

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