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The easing of Covid-19-related movement restrictions could lead to a resurgence of terrorist activity in the region.As a 10th vote in three days got under way, there was as yet no sign Mr McCarthy had a path to nailing down the job.He can't afford to be seen as siding with one and making an enemy of the other, say correspondents Benjamin Kang Lim and Mara Cepeda.
Several Vietnam supporters were denied entry as they had the wrong tickets to the Singapore match at Jalan Besar Stadium on Dec 30.Books power learning, but parents too need to embrace this ethos of reading for child development to really take flight, says the writer.The four-door electric sedan can talk to you, tell you how it feels and change colour at will.
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