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Laughter united: A group of journalists dress up for a theatrical performance during the opening of a photography exhibition titled “Ayo Ngguyu” (Let’s laugh) in Yogyakarta

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Laughter united: A group of journalists dress up for a theatrical performance during the opening of a photography exhibition titled “Ayo Ngguyu” (Let’s laugh) in Yogyakarta. (JP/Tarko Sudiarno) Laughter united: A group of journalists dress up for a theatrical performance during the opening of a photography exhibition titled “Ayo Ngguyu” (Let’s laugh) in Yogyakarta. (JP/Tarko Sudiarno) (Let’s laugh) in Yogyakarta. (JP/Tarko Sudiarno)

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