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Indonesian police arrested a man accused of smuggling 10 rare kangaroos by boat from New Guinea island, an official said Saturday. Full Article at eTaiwan News
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Ecocity Builders tipped us off to the news that the Jakarta Parks and Cemetery Agency will close more than two dozen gas stations by the end of the year, converting them into 10,505 square meters of green space for the crowded Indonesian... Full Article at Treehugger
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Survivors collect food from an Indonesian military helicopter in Toboh Ketek in the Padang Pariaman district, a week after a powerful earthquake hit Padang, in Indonesia's West Sumatra province, October 8, 2009. View Photo »
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If you look at countries that have actually taken steps to open themselves to the global economy, for instance Turkey, Malaysia, Indonesia and even Dubai, we see this process at work ... We see the rise of a middle class. We see the rise of middle class attitudes towards family, towards commerce, toward...
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WORK IN INDONESIA FOR AN AWARD-WINNING NON-PROFIT SOCIAL ENTERPRISE. Full Article at Relief Web
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How is it that only Western nations are accused of "defaming" religion? Full Article at Virtue Online
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The 25th Southeast Asian Games is scheduled to be held in Vientiane, Laos, in 2009. This will be the first time the country has ever held a Southeast Asian Games. It will also commemorate the 50 years of the SEA Games in the said event. Full Article at A Pakistan News
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Survivors wait for food to be unloaded from an Indonesian military helicopter in Toboh Ketek in the Padang Pariaman district, a week after a powerful earthquake hit Padang, in Indonesia's West Sumatra province, October 8, 2009. View Photo »
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We may pick up stakes in coal mines of South Africa, Australia and Mozambique. Indonesia is another destination where we will source coal on long term basis
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Moscow, Dec 5: According to the latest media reports, the Russian nightclub fire death toll fire has climbed to 112. Out of those injured, 85 people are reportedly in critical condition. Full Article at OneIndia
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Jakarta, Dec 5: A fire broke out at a karaoke bar in Indonesia's Medan on Friday, Dec 4 evening, killing 20 people and sending about 13 people to the hospital. Full Article at OneIndia
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PADANG PARIAMAN, INDONESIA - OCTOBER 07: Indonesian Soldiers check earthquake victims as Indonesia begins the clean up following two earthquakes, October 7, 2009 in Padang Alay, West Sumatera, Indonesia.
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PADANG PARIAMAN, INDONESIA - OCTOBER 07: An Indonesian soldier looks on as a mass grave is prepared for a funeral for earthquake victims as Indonesia begins the clean up following two earthquakes, October 7, 2009 in Padang Alay, West Sumatera, Indonesia.
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People watch as Indonesian rescue workers and military personnel perform a group burial on Wednesday Oct. 7, 2009 in Lubuk Laweh village, northeast of Padang, Indonesia, eights days after a 7.6-magnitude quake that toppled thousands of buildings on Sumatra island.
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An Indonesian soldier looks at a group burial on Wednesday Oct. 7, 2009 in Lubuk Laweh village, northeast of Padang, Indonesia, eights days after a 7.6-magnitude quake that toppled thousands of buildings on Sumatra island.
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Indonesian men make a table from items found at a house badly damaged by earthquake in Padang, West Sumatra, Indonesia, Wednesday, Oct. 7, 2009. A 7.6 magnitude temblor devastated a stretch of more than 60 miles (100 kilometers) along the western coast of Sumatra island on Wednesday.
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Indonesian students attend a class inside a tent in Padang Pariaman, Indonesia , Wednesday Oct. 7, 2009. A 7.6 magnitude temblor devastated a stretch of more than 60 miles (100 kilometers) along the western coast of Sumatra island on Wednesday.
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An Indonesian girl walks near the rubble of a building flattened by earthquake in Padang, West Sumatra, Indonesia, Wednesday, Oct. 7, 2009. A 7.6 magnitude temblor devastated a stretch of more than 60 miles (100 kilometers) along the western coast of Sumatra island on Wednesday.
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Indonesian men cover their nose from the dust as heavy machines clear the rubble of a market badly damaged by earthquake in Padang, West Sumatra, Indonesia, Wednesday, Oct. 7, 2009.
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Indonesian rescue workers recover a body from a landslide on Wednesday Oct. 7, 2009 in Lubuk Laweh village, northeast of Padang, Indonesia. A 7.6-magnitude quake toppled thousands of buildings on Sumatra island eight days ago.
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Indonesian men cover their nose from the dust as heavy machines clear the rubble of a market badly damaged by earthquake in Padang, West Sumatra, Indonesia, Wednesday, Oct. 7, 2009.
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Indonesian students attend a class inside a tent in Padang Pariaman, Indonesia , Wednesday Oct. 7, 2009. A 7.6 magnitude temblor devastated a stretch of more than 60 miles (100 kilometers) along the western coast of Sumatra island on Wednesday.
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Indonesian soldiers run as they carry food for aid distribution at Lima Koto Timur district in Padang Pariaman, Indonesia's West Sumatra province, October 7, 2009.
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An Indonesian peddles rolls of fabic along a street in Padang on October 7, 2009. Fresh international earthquake aid flowed into Indonesia as schools and shops re-opened amid the stench of death from bodies still trapped beneath the rubble.
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An Indonesian works on the roof of a damaged restaurant in Padang on October 7, 2009. Fresh international earthquake aid flowed into Indonesia as schools and shops re-opened amid the stench of death from bodies still trapped beneath the rubble.
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An Indonesian man holds up the injured legs of his daughter as he waits to get her medical treatment at a US field hospital in Padang on October 7, 2009.
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An Indonesian cleans the front widows of a book shop in Padang on October 7, 2009. Fresh international earthquake aid flowed into Indonesia as schools and shops re-opened amid the stench of death from bodies still trapped beneath the rubble.
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An Indonesian woman rides on a pedicab with goods in Padang on October 7, 2009. Fresh international earthquake aid flowed into Indonesia as schools and shops re-opened amid the stench of death from bodies still trapped beneath the rubble.
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Indonesian employees carry goods from a damaged shop in Padang on October 7, 2009. Fresh international earthquake aid flowed into Indonesia as schools and shops re-opened amid the stench of death from bodies still trapped beneath the rubble.
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Indonesian street vendors sort through damaged goods as a shop prepares for business in Padang on October 7, 2009. Fresh international earthquake aid flowed into Indonesia as schools and shops re-opened amid the stench of death from bodies still trapped beneath the rubble.
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An Indonesian man walks past damaged buildings in the Sumatran city of Padang on October 7, 2009.
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An Indonesian man (upper C) searches for belongings at his damaged house in the Sumatran city of Padang on October 7, 2009.
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An Indonesian woman holfs her child as they wait with others for relief aid in the Sumatran city of Padang on October 7, 2009.
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PADANG PARIAMAN, INDONESIA - OCTOBER 07: An Indonesian soldier looks on as a mass grave is prepared for a funeral for earthquake victims as Indonesia begins the clean up following two earthquakes, October 7, 2009 in Padang Alay, West Sumatera, Indonesia.
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Gilbert's bestselling memoir is about her self-discovery and soul-searching after her nasty divorce, exploring through India, Italy, and Indonesia - a journey which is pleasurable as well as enlightening.
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He added that our refusal to cooperate in such a sensitive matter for Indonesia might force the Indonesian state to review their diplomatic policy towards [East Timor].
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visitors to Thailand can experience a plethora of unusual spa treatments derived from ancient traditions in Thailand, Myanmar (Burma), Indonesia, China, India and elsewhere. Nowhere else can such a depth and range of choices be found in a one-stop health and beauty destination.
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This shows the extraordinary dynamics of the trade and investment between Indonesia and China
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Obama may visit Australia in 2010, possibly combining his trip with a visit to Indonesia, where he spent part of his childhood
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Pressure to address climate change has created a booming interest ... in markets to offset carbon emissions through direct payments to countries like Indonesia, whose extensive but endangered forests act as carbon sinks
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Broadly, India’s net addition to the forest cover in the last 10 years is 0.3 million hectares per year. For Brazil and Indonesia, there has been a net loss of 2.5 million hectares in the same time period. Improving the quality of our forest cover is a centrepiece of our strategy to combat climate chang...
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There were more large-scale terrorist bombings and attacks in countries like England, Spain, Pakistan, Indonesia, Russia, Jordan, the Philippines, Turkey, India and of course the U.S. The absolute number killed was not great, but the idea that terrorists can attack anytime and anywhere is new and profou...
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The region most affected was Asia, where a September earthquake in Indonesia claimed more than 1,000 lives. Another 2,000 people died when three typhoons struck the region between August and October
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People in Indonesia must take real acts to prevent the widespread of AIDS, not just showing their concerns over the high number of AIDS cases in the country
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People living with AIDS are now found in every province in Indonesia with HIV/AIDS cases have occurred in half of municipal and regencies across the country
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most glaciers in tropical South America are in rapid retreat, the few remaining glaciers in Indonesia are rapidly disappearing, and on balance most Tibetan glaciers, including many in the Himalayas, are also retreating.
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Despite the absence of some of the key players from China, Indonesia and Hong Kong, the Masters Finals is still a top-notch tournament that offers the biggest prize money in badminton
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deepen its connectivity in key Asian growth markets in Vietnam, Cambodia, Malaysia and Indonesia.
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I grew up in Indonesia and Cambodia and Burma ... I was 11 when I first came to the U.S. I am sure those early years had an impact on my way of seeing.
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They are religious people, there is no doubt about that, in Iran or Turkey or Indonesia
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We can’t sweep [aside] the fact that China, Indonesia, Brazil, South Africa and peer-group countries have put down voluntary, unilateral, non-legally binding, quantitative targets. This has implications for us
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Even early on, and still today, we have imported lignite from other countries of the world. We have agreements with Indonesia and Malaysia to import lignite.
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For this year, we have a total of 710 orders for our Korban programme. This is a marked increase over the previous year when we did 370 goats for Korban in the three countries of Indonesia, Myanmar and Yemen. It's a very heartening figure indeed for this year, which is more than double from last year.
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On the Chinese contribution, we recognize the steps China is taking to tackle climate change, but the proposed targets will be disappointing to some. It remains a positive sign that another major developing country following Brazil and Indonesia is ready to put concrete numbers on the table
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However great it is to see monthly improvements, hotels across the region have lost US$22.04 in RevPAR value year-to-date compared to year-to-October 2008. The star performers in terms of monthly RevPAR growth across the region are Australia, Guam, Indonesia, Malaysia, New Zealand and South Korea, which...
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This is a significant announcement at a very important point in time, but China could do more ... It’s not just China, but a number of developing countries like Brazil, Indonesia and even India have made positive announcements in recent weeks. The low level of ambition from the U.S. is still a main obst...
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warned on Tuesday that H5N1 had erupted in poultry in Egypt, Indonesia, Thailand and Vietnam, posing once again a threat to humans
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China, India, South Africa, Indonesia, Mexico, and others have significant climate-change strategies in place already. Most recently Brazil pledged to reduce its emissions by 36 to 39 percent against business as usual, and South Korea by -30 percent
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He had to really support himself by collecting specimens and selling them to museums and that supported him when he was in the field in Brazil and Indonesia and Malaysia ... But he kept some of the specimens aside for himself. Beautiful specimens.
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