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In and of itself, and absent the context, this doesn't make much sense -- as a singular phrase, it would be very odd, and nearly unintelligible: "Congratulations good night you."

Separated into two distinct, unrelated phrases makes more sense: "Congratulations. Goodnight, you." Within certain contextual boundaries this could make sense.

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