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Made in Indonesia: A worker arranges furniture made from wood and rattan in Jakarta on Thursday

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span class="caption">Made in Indonesia: A worker arranges furniture made from wood and rattan in Jakarta on Thursday. The government has set a target to export US$5 billion worth of furniture made from wood and rattan in the next five years. (Antara/M Agung Rajasa)

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