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Sweet smell: A worker makes incense sticks at a factory in Teluk Naga in Tangerang, Banten, on Friday

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Sweet smell: A worker makes incense sticks at a factory in Teluk Naga in Tangerang, Banten, on Friday. Workers say that in the build-up to Chinese New Year, demand for incense can top 20,000 pieces. (JP/Awo) Sweet smell: A worker makes incense sticks at a factory in Teluk Naga in Tangerang, Banten, on Friday. Workers say that in the build-up to Chinese New Year, demand for incense can top 20,000 pieces. (JP/Awo) (JP/Awo)

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span class="caption">Sweet smell: A worker makes incense sticks at a factory in Teluk Naga in Tangerang, Banten, on Friday. Workers say that in the build-up to Chinese New Year, demand for incense can top 20,000 pieces. (JP/Awo)

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