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NEW ZEALAND has rejected an approach from the Rudd Government to take any of the 78 asylum seekers refusing to leave a customs ship moored off Indonesia. Full Article at Sydney Morning Herald
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We’ve written a lot about Yahoo Meme, Yahoo’s new microblogging platform that resembles Twitter. A few weeks Yahoo launched an API for Meme and also shed some light on where the social media site is being used; which seems to be mainly outside the U.S. Full Article at TechCrunch
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Soldiers and police from Indonesia stand near a leaning hotel building on Thursday, Oct. 8, 2009 in Padang, Indonesia. View Photo »
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Indonesia remains the favorite investment destination for us. And, according to the UN's data, Hong Kong's investment ranked seventh in Indonesia in 2007 with total investment 259 million U.S. dollars, increased from 170 million USD in 2004
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Hong Kong's Permanent Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development Duncan Pescod will leave for Bali, Indonesia on Nov. 11 to attend the Asia Pacific Telecommunity (APT) Ministerial Meeting, according to local government website on Tuesday. Full Article at People's Daily Online
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Reference: 216847-927 PROGRAM/DEPARTMENT SUMMARY: Mercy Corps' strategy in Southeast Asia consists of: 1) rigorous study, evaluation, and measurement of the root causes of poverty in those urban, rural, conflict and disaster affected communities with... Full Article at Relief Web
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An Indonesian woman weeps during a burial for victims of earthquake-triggered landslide in Lubuk Laweh village, West Sumatra, Indonesia, Thursday, Oct. 8, 2009. View Photo »
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Some customers were unable to buy pork. My customers and customers of other pork sellers are buying from me because all the pork I sell is from Indonesia
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e-Learning for Kids (EFK) is #1 Free Online Children's Education Site on Universal Children's Day 2009
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o 5 million EFK courses taken o 500,000 online (Internet) access o 1,000,000 offline access (CDs and bundled with computers) o CDs distributed directly to 3,900 schools and community centers 1. Full Article at Emediawire.com
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DENPASAR, Indonesia -- Since the ouster in 1998 of the Suharto regime, Indonesia's process of democratization has made remarkable progress. Full Article at World Politics Review
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Indonesia, officially the Republic of Indonesia (Indonesian: Republik Indonesia), is a nation of 17,508 islands in the South East Asian archipelago, making it the world's largest archipelagic state. With a population of over 200 million, it is the world's fourth most populous country and the most populous Muslim-majority nation. Full Article
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Antasari Azhar, center, chief of Indonesia's anti-corruption commission, arrives for his first trial at South Jakarta District Court in Jakarta, Indonesia, Thursday, Oct. 8, 2009. Azhar went on trial charged with masterminding the murder of the head of a state-owned company.
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Antasari Azhar, chief of Indonesia's anti-corruption commission, listens to a prosecutor during his first trial at South Jakarta District Court in Jakarta, Indonesia, Thursday, Oct. 8, 2009. Azhar went on trial charged with masterminding the murder of the head of a state-owned company.
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PADANG PARIAMAN, INDONESIA - OCTOBER 07: Volenteer at earthquake scene in Padang Alay of as Indonesia begins rehabilitate following two earthquakes close to the city of Padang which happened on September 30 and October 1, on October 7, 2009 in Padang, Indonesia.
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Indonesia remains the favorite investment destination for us. And, according to the UN's data, Hong Kong's investment ranked seventh in Indonesia in 2007 with total investment 259 million U.S. dollars, increased from 170 million USD in 2004
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Some customers were unable to buy pork. My customers and customers of other pork sellers are buying from me because all the pork I sell is from Indonesia
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You are the chosen ones . . . and I consider you to be capable of doing your duties as members of the Second United Indonesia Cabinet
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Besides, Indonesia wants to place democracy as a strategic agenda in Asia and hopes to see democracy flourished and becomes the norms rather than exception in the region, while the EU has been engaged in various democracy building initiatives around the globe, including in the Southeast Asia
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We made an agreement with Indonesia that we would disembark the people rescued at sea in Indonesia, we are still committed to that course
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We are pleased with the solid results achieved in difficult economic conditions in our markets. Supported by continued network rollout, Indonesia and Vietnam recorded double digit growth in their respective customer bases and we are encouraged that the Vietnam operation surpassed the one million custome...
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Unexpected import demand from India and Indonesia will drive the global rice trade higher
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There is a strong possibility we’ll see a rice crisis next year as India faces drought and Indonesia may feel the pinch of El Nino weather.
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The current El Nino has so far brought a weaker monsoon to India and sub-par rainfall in Indonesia and Malaysia in July- to August ... The weather forecasters indicate that the most likely outcome for El Nino is to peak with at least moderate strength.
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I suspect (Mr Johnston) has been spending a lot of time in his villa in Bali because when he flew in to Australia, which was only to be for four days, he listed his country of residence as Indonesia
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Indonesia should enjoy ongoing growth in domestic demand, which helped sustain expansion in 2009
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We believe that such a process would build on important steps Indonesia has taken in recent years, such as [Indonesia’s] accession to the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. In becoming a signatory to that agreement, Indonesia clearly expressed its commitment to establishing ...
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The rest of East and Southeast Asia have the benefit of the overflow effect from China, India and, to a lesser extent, Indonesia. Furthermore, we have free trade agreements with China and India that will give us an advantage over other regions.
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As Indonesia said recently, they have infinite patience on this matter. Australia has infinite patience on this matter
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will guarantee further improvement in the relationship between Indonesia and the European Union
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Indonesia has been the leading example in human rights and democracy that made us delighted about it
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It will also enhance cooperation between Indonesia and EU on global challenges as Indonesia and the EU are playing increasingly important roles such as in G20
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Five of G20 members come from Asia, with Indonesia represents the ASEAN. So, this is a great opportunity to increase our advantage
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Countries like Indonesia and Mozambique and Colombia and Mongolia ... are unlikely to load onto their coal producers the sorts of additional costs that are being proposed by the Australian Government
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It appears that we are on the brink of dry weather and rainfall deficits in Malaysia as well as Indonesia
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What’s that? You’d like to pay me to go and surf? You’re thinking Costa Rica, maybe, or Indonesia? Well obviously I’m keen . . .
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It was then stashed away across the world, including in countries such as Dubai, Thailand, Indonesia and South Africa, or put in different projects in India
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There's so much coal around, if we were to stop producing it, our buyers would just shift to perhaps lower quality ones from South Africa, or Indonesia, and tweak the technology to be able to use it
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the President himself experienced Islam on three continents before he was able to -- or before he's been able to visit, really, the heart of the Islamic world -- you know, growing up in Indonesia, having a Muslim father -- obviously Muslim Americans (are) a key part of Illinois and Chicago.
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We have been extremely pleased by the very generous public response to the appeal in these difficult economic times. These gifts have allowed our member agencies to make a huge difference to the lives of people in Indonesia, the Philippines and Vietnam.
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