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ReneOh, dude, shiny items purchased from European traders? Like, back in the day, they were all about that bling, you know? They were into stuff like glass beads, mirrors, and shiny metals. Those Europeans were like, "Hey, indigenous peoples, want some shiny stuff in exchange for your goods?" And the locals were probably like, "Sure, why not? Shiny things are cool."
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