WHEN she first stepped into the offices of Anugrah Nusantara, in September 2008, Yulianis was immediately burdened with bundles of workchiefly to fix up the companys outdated financial records. She ended up becoming in charge of keeping accurate records of the incomings and outgoings of finances from companies run, operated and owned by graft convict Muhammad Nazaruddin, a treasurer of the Democrat Party at one time. The records had been disgust