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The dark side of marriage
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The Jakarta Post
The Jakarta Post
Jakarta |
Mon, September 2, 2013
| 10:17 am
The dark side of marriage: The bridegroom holds a candle next to his bride during a wedding ceremony due to blackouts in Padang, West Sumatra, on Sunday. State power company PT PLN said the blackouts, which were also felt in the neighboring provinces of Riau and Jambi, were inevitable because several turbines at its power plants were damaged. (Antara/Muhammad Arif Pribadi) (Antara/Muhammad Arif Pribadi)
The dark side of marriage: The bridegroom holds a candle next to his bride during a wedding ceremony due to blackouts in Padang, West Sumatra, on Sunday. State power company PT PLN said the blackouts, which were also felt in the neighboring provinces of Riau and Jambi, were inevitable because several turbines at its power plants were damaged. (Antara/Muhammad Arif Pribadi)
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