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Gearing up: A man adds the finishing touches to an artificial Christmas cave at the Santo Stefanus Church in South Jakarta on Monday

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span class="caption">Gearing up: A man adds the finishing touches to an artificial Christmas cave at the Santo Stefanus Church in South Jakarta on Monday. Churches across the country have been making preparations and decorations for Christmas, which falls on Thursday. (JP/Awo)

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