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ENDLESS LOVE

ENDLESS LOVE: Singer Diana Ross entertains Indonesian fans during her concert at the Ritz-Charlton’s Pacific Place Ballroom in Jakarta on Sunday evening

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Mon, March 24, 2008

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ENDLESS LOVE

ENDLESS LOVE: Singer Diana Ross entertains Indonesian fans during her concert at the Ritz-Charlton’s Pacific Place Ballroom in Jakarta on Sunday evening. The show, part of Ross’ “Endless Love Tour 2008”, was organized by Buena Production. (JP/R. Berto Wedhatama)

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