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Tony Umez, in my opinion, always looks confused, not handsome
When people started rumoring that Desmond Elliot looked gay, I couldn't shake off the rumor even though it was false, so he does not strike me as handsome
Chidi Mokeme is handsome, but cannot act to save his life
Mike Ezuruonye is fine
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