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The second annual November Nine is finally upon us. As the WSOP main event final table begins Saturday (Nov. 7), nine players will be playing in the most important final table of their careers. Full Article at ESPN
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Two men walk past a banner displayed by the Anti-Corruption Agency along a street in Jakarta Dec. 12, 2008. The banner reads "Fight Corruption." Full Article at Global Post
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Among the 100 or so international delegates who are expected to attend, we have Ratna Sarumpaet from Jakarta, who figured predominantly in the struggle against former president of Indonesia Suharto. Also participating is Lia Gladstone, an American who has been doing theatre in Afghanistan
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The Southeast Asian country wants to maintain its position as the world's top palm oil producer as it looks to hand over degraded land including peatlands to planters, a top Indonesian government official said on Wednesday. Full Article at International Business Times
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I'm a reporter who likes to run. Full Article at Huffington Post
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INDONESIA'S eloquent new Foreign Minister Marty Natalegawa has made a big impression in Australia within days of taking office, with his calm, reasoned explanation to ABC television viewers of his country's approach to the stand-off over the Sri Lankan... Full Article at The Australian
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Lush tropical rainforest once covered almost all of Indonesia's 17,000 islands between the Indian and Pacific oceans. And just half a century ago, 80 per cent remained. Full Article at The Independent
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Q&A: ‘Undermining ASEAN Human Rights Body Will Be Act of Suicide’
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Marwaan Macan-Markar interviews RAFENDI DJAMIN, a member of the ASEAN human rights commission CHA-AM, Thailand, Oct 25 (IPS) – A South-east Asian human rights mechanism launched here at a regional summit should be used by victims of rights violations... Full Article at Global Geopolitics News and Analysis
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