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I'm not sure which specific 'anak full story' you are referring to. There could be many stories with this name. It could be a personal narrative, a folktale from a particular culture, or something else entirely.

As I don't know the details of the 'anak full story', it's hard to say what its significance is. It could be significant in the context of the community or culture where it originated. For example, if it's a local folktale, it might teach moral lessons to the children in that area.

Vilma Santos is a well - known figure. However, if 'Anak Vilma Santos' is something very specific, it could be a story within her family perhaps. Maybe it's about her child's journey or a story told from the perspective of being her offspring. But again, without clear details, it's just speculation.

I don't know who the author of 'ali topan anak jalanan novel' is. There is not enough information provided to determine the author.

I'm not sure specifically as I haven't read this 'ali topan anak jalanan novel'. It could be about the story of a character named Ali Topan who might be a street child or have some relation to street life. Maybe it depicts his adventures, struggles or growth in the context of the street environment.

I'm sorry, but I really don't have enough information about the 'Anak Vilma Santos' full story. It could be a very local or niche story that I'm not familiar with.

Master Ku Rong and Master Ku Mu were two different characters. Master Ku Rong appeared in Jin Yong's novel," The Eight Forms of the Heavenly Dragon." He was a relative of the royal family of Dali Kingdom and possessed the sword manual of the Six Pulses Divine Sword. In the novel, he had a fierce battle with Jiu Mozhi and finally passed the Six Pulses Divine Sword to Duan Yu. Master Kumu, on the other hand, appeared in Jin Yong's novel, Legend of the Condor Heroes. He was the abbot of Yunqi Temple and his martial arts came from Xianxia Sect. Although he was also mentioned to know the Six Pulses Divine Sword, according to the information provided, his martial arts were not high and he was even killed by Qiu Chuji. Therefore, Master Ku Mu's martial arts could not be compared to Master Ku Rong's. Therefore, Master Ku Rong and Master Ku Mu were two different characters. They had different identities and performances in different Jin Yong's novels.

Master Ku Rong and Master Ku Mu were two different characters. Master Ku Rong appeared in Jin Yong's novel," The Eight Forms of the Heavenly Dragon." He was a relative of the royal family of Dali Kingdom and possessed the sword manual of the Six Pulses Divine Sword. In the novel, he had a fierce battle with Jiu Mozhi and finally passed the Six Pulses Divine Sword to Duan Yu. Master Kumu, on the other hand, appeared in Jin Yong's novel, Legend of the Condor Heroes. He was the abbot of Yunqi Temple and his martial arts came from Xianxia Sect. Although he was also mentioned to know the Six Pulses Divine Sword, according to the information provided, his martial arts were not high and he was even killed by Qiu Chuji. Therefore, Master Ku Mu's martial arts could not be compared to Master Ku Rong's. Therefore, Master Ku Rong and Master Ku Mu were two different characters. They had different identities and performances in different Jin Yong's novels.

Master Ku Rong and Master Ku Mu were two different characters. Master Ku Rong appeared in Jin Yong's novel," The Eight Forms of the Heavenly Dragon." He was a relative of the royal family of Dali Kingdom and possessed the sword manual of the Six Pulses Divine Sword. In the novel, he had a fierce battle with Jiu Mozhi and finally passed the Six Pulses Divine Sword to Duan Yu. Master Kumu, on the other hand, appeared in Jin Yong's novel, Legend of the Condor Heroes. He was the abbot of Yunqi Temple and his martial arts came from Xianxia Sect. According to the information provided, Master Kumu's martial arts were not high, and he was even killed by Qiu Chuji in an instant. Therefore, Master Ku Rong and Master Ku Mu were two different characters. They had different identities and performances in different Jin Yong's novels.