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IT'S been more than seven days, it seems, since Akbar Tandjung paused for breath. Early last week he traveled the length of Java and two days later flew to Kalimantan, only to depart the next day for North Sumatra. Akbar then headed east, first to Bali, then to Nusa Tenggara. In the space of just a few days, the General Chair of the Golkar Party visited 10 provinces. Even the wedding preparations on August 29 for Akbar's his oldest son, Ahad, we

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