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TMII to send art envoys to Europe this month

JAKARTA: The Indonesian Miniature Park (TMII) will send a team of 100 envoys to participate in the East-West cultural exchange program this month

(The Jakarta Post)
Wed, March 11, 2009

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AKARTA: The Indonesian Miniature Park (TMII) will send a team of 100 envoys to participate in the East-West cultural exchange program this month.

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