What is the ruling if a husband uses a conjunction (like 'fa' or 'thumma') when repeating the divorce pronouncement multiple times?

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If a husband says, "You are divorced so (fa) divorced so (fa) divorced," or "You are divorced, then (thumma) divorced, then (thumma) divorced," the ruling is the same as when he connected them with the conjunction 'wa' (and), meaning each repetition constitutes a distinct divorce.