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Graft trial: Anas Urbaningrum, former Democratic Party chairman, attends a court hearing at the Jakarta Corruption Court on Thursday

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span class="caption">Graft trial: Anas Urbaningrum, former Democratic Party chairman, attends a court hearing at the Jakarta Corruption Court on Thursday. Prosecutors demanded a 15-year prison sentence and a Rp. 500 million (US$ 42,123) fine for his role in the Hambalang sports complex graft case. (JP/Awo)

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