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Based on 10 verified sources covering Finland, Myanmar, Thailand:

Beaivi báitá fiidnát Gilbbesjávrris, muhto biegga lea ain veháš galmmas. Uvllorásit leat goit lieđđugoahtán gáttis. Geassemánnu lea ollen jo guhkás. [1]

On a sunny Sunday in Surabaya, crowds of people are enjoying a day off in Taman Bungkul, a compact but verdant park in the middle of Indonesia's second city. [2]

Lippo Karawaci is the Indonesian property arm of Chinese-Indonesian conglomerate Lippo Group. It is the country's largest property developer by assets and one of its largest shopping mall operators. [3]

By HARN LAY / THE IRRAWADDY Friday, January 30, 2009 [9]

By Muneeza Naqvi/AP Writer/New Delhi Wednesday, October 24, 2007 [10]

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