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sina mute *li lon seme?
Just as 'mi mute', 'sina mute' requires 'li' between it and the predicate. The only cases where 'li' doesn't occur is with 'sina' or 'mi' alone. Since the correct sentence is already there, I suggest deleting this one or changing it to anything else.
Technically it's not a wrong sentence. It just means something different. Something along the lines of "where is it that you are many?", or more freely translated maybe "where are there a lot of you?"
But either way, it's an odd sentence.
I've unlinked it from all sentences that seem to mean "sina mute *li* lon seme"
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sina mute lon seme?
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