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"Auf selochas" is a phrase derived from Yiddish, commonly used in Jewish culture. It translates to "on the shoulders," often implying support or carrying the burden of responsibility. The phrase can also convey a sense of solidarity or communal assistance in times of need. In specific contexts, it may refer to the shared experiences and challenges within a community.

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