CHANDRA M. Hamzah could not sit calmly. He pulled off the cufflinks from the blue long-sleeved shirt he was wearing. He rolled up the sleeves which started out neatly covering his arms to above his elbowseven though, the air-conditioning in the room of the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) in Kuningan, South Jakarta, was not broken. "I have to fight these accusations," he said when he met with Tempo, on Wednesday last week.

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