Police personnel pulled out of Paya Mengkuang New Village, Melaka at 4.05pm, easing the worries of pig farmers who had expected to see all their animals forcibly culled today.
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HOUSING BEYOND AFFORDABILITY
BRAIN DRAIN, TALENT CORP and EQUAL OPPORTUNITY COMMISSION?
LACK OF PRESS FREEDOM
MERITOCRACY ???
PARADIGM SHIFT - RACE BASED OR NEED BASED AFFIRMATIVE ACTION???
CHINESE - APA LAGI MAHU? - DEFINATELY NOT "1 MELAYU 1 BUMI"
HOUSING BEYOND AFFORDABILITY
BRAIN DRAIN, TALENT CORP and EQUAL OPPORTUNITY COMMISSION?
LACK OF PRESS FREEDOM
MERITOCRACY ???
PARADIGM SHIFT - RACE BASED OR NEED BASED AFFIRMATIVE ACTION???
CHINESE - APA LAGI MAHU? - DEFINATELY NOT "1 MELAYU 1 BUMI"
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21 Apr 2007
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