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Winsome trio: (From left) Scarlett, Cheryl and Liz are all smiles at the Kadazandusun Cultural Village.

KOTA KINABALU: Newly crowned Harvest Queen Cheryl Lyn Pinsius will not be leaving Sabah any time soon despite winning a scholarship to pursue her studies out of the state.

Cheryl, a clerk in a music store, said she would quit her job and continue her studies at a local college because she does not want to be far from home.

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