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An interesting reference to ''maan tapa'' is a 2012 album ''Maan tapa''<ref>Paleface and Julkinen Sana. 2012. ‘Maan tapa’, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xkdw4wqJp38</ref> by Finnish rapper Paleface and his band. In the album, the term has lost both its original sense and its more common ironic meaning. It offers a broad, aggressively critical analysis of the contemporary Finnish society. The title of the album suggests that the term is widely used and its meaning is constantly changing, depending on the time period, the users and the context. | An interesting reference to ''maan tapa'' is a 2012 album ''Maan tapa''<ref>Paleface and Julkinen Sana. 2012. ‘Maan tapa’, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xkdw4wqJp38</ref> by Finnish rapper Paleface and his band. In the album, the term has lost both its original sense and its more common ironic meaning. It offers a broad, aggressively critical analysis of the contemporary Finnish society. The title of the album suggests that the term is widely used and its meaning is constantly changing, depending on the time period, the users and the context. | ||
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