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| and Command network (ISTRAC) located in the | Indonesian island of Biak. |
| It is endemic to humid montane forest on the | Indonesian island of Sumatra. |
| er was exploring the exterior of Sumatra, an | Indonesian Island when he was struck by a tropical stor |
| t is endemic to humid highland forest on the | Indonesian island of Sulawesi. |
| Bali is an | Indonesian island that shares in the gamelan and variou |
| lth zero breakdown principles, on the remote | Indonesian island of Flores. |
| ellioti) is a tree kingfisher endemic to the | Indonesian island Kofiau. |
| drummer Fusao San Nakato, he was born on the | Indonesian island of Sulawesi and came to Europe in 196 |
| It is found only on the | Indonesian island of Sulawesi. |
| ned a living by selling his paintings of the | Indonesian island to tourists. |
| It is endemic to the | Indonesian island of Natuna Besar. |
| It is endemic to the | Indonesian island of Java. |
| rests in the Thai-Malay Peninsula and on the | Indonesian island of Sumatra. |
| For the | Indonesian island formerly known as Billiton, see Belit |
| the former Batam Island Country Club on the | Indonesian island of Batam, as well as giving false inf |
| It is endemic to the | Indonesian island of Sulawesi. |
| elf north-west of Australia and south of the | Indonesian island of Rote. |
| It is endemic to the | Indonesian island of Sumatra. |
| Malay/Indonesian and Ambon is the name of an | Indonesian island which was once a Dutch colony. |
| c millionaire involving a private jet and an | Indonesian island. |
| g the delivery of disaster aid to the remote | Indonesian islands of Mentawai, hit by a major earthqua |
| sing their attacks on ships passing by three | Indonesian islands off the east coast of Malaysia. |
| It is endemic to | Indonesian islands of Sulawesi and Buton. |
| laud Islands, Pelang, and Sulawesi and other | Indonesian islands (Muno, Buton, Peleng, Kabaena, Mango |
| southern Thailand, Malaysia, Brunei and the | Indonesian islands of Kalimantan, Sumatra and Java. |
| and and acacia savanna in East Timor and the | Indonesian islands of Wetar, West Timor and Roti. |
| into parts of Asia (Pakistan, India and some | Indonesian islands). |
| is endemic to the mountainous forests of two | Indonesian islands, Buru and Seram, including the Manus |
| r found in the Thai-Malay Peninsula and many | Indonesian islands, including Sumatra, Java, and the Le |
| cipated as a geodete in the surveying of the | Indonesian islands. |
| o, Mollucas, Philippines, Sulawesi and other | Indonesian islands. |
| release, with different tracklisting to the | Indonesian issue, but this was never released. |
| In Malay and | Indonesian, it is known as 'Beruang Madu' which transla |
| n Catalan, Danish, German, Estonian, French, | Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Spanish, and Czech. |
| lician, German, Greek, Hungarian, Icelandic, | Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Latvian, Malay, |
| rench (marriage), German, Hebrew, Hungarian, | Indonesian, Italian, Mandarin, Norwegian (marriage), Po |
| Rusman Gunawan, also known as Gun Gun, is an | Indonesian jailed for "facilitating and aiding terroris |
| ta, 17 September 1983) was a Dutch and later | Indonesian Jesuit, priest, educator and politician. |
| he youth organization called Young Minahasa ( | Indonesian: Jong Minahasa). |
| senior diplomat, and one of the pioneers of | Indonesian journalism. |
| He is former | Indonesian junior team U-20 in 2003 and 2004. |
| ates who belonged in the Primavera team (the | Indonesian junior team which trained for two years in I |
| The first Hatta Cabinet ( | Indonesian: Kabinet Hatta Pertama) was Indonesia's seve |
| The second Amir Sjarifuddin Cabinet ( | Indonesian: Kabinet Amir Sjarifuddin Kedua) was Indones |
| The second Sjahrir Cabinet ( | Indonesian: Kabinet Sjahrir Kedua) was the third Indone |
| The Presidential Cabinet ( | Indonesian: Kabinet Presidensial) was the first cabinet |
| Pangium edule ( | Indonesian: keluak or keluwak;Malay: kepayang) is a tal |
| 11, 2009 at 17:34 UTC) near Talaud Islands ( | Indonesian: Kepulauan Talaud), Indonesia. |
| During the | Indonesian killings of 1965-1966, Ida Bagus Oka instiga |
| e Consulate-General of Indonesia in Houston ( | Indonesian: Konsulat Jendral Republik Indonesia di Hous |
| (also published in German, Italian, Spanish, | Indonesian, Korean and Chinese) |
| de, Blackwell 1996 (translations in Spanish, | Indonesian, Korean & Polish) |
| It is a key ingredient in | Indonesian kretek (clove) cigarettes. |
| Indonesian: kue lapis | |
| the Azeri, Bengali, Burmese, Chinese, Hindi, | Indonesian, Kyrgyz, Nepali, Pashto, Persian, Sinhala, T |
| Having previously recorded under the | Indonesian label PT Aquarius Musikindo, she signed with |
| the Hong Kong government threatened to expel | Indonesian labourers in Hong Kong in response to the In |
| ya, Indonesia in 1951, Utami Dewi was the #1 | Indonesian Ladies Singles player from 1971 to 1975. |
| 2003: Best of | Indonesian language speaker (Tokoh Berbahasa Indonesia |
| The grammar can be compared to | Indonesian language grammar. |
| Although the | Indonesian language is similar to Malay language, Indon |
| em) Jawa (means Javanese asam), which in the | Indonesian language, translates as Javanese sour [sic: |
| Lake City held an exhibit of batiks made by | Indonesian Latter-day Saints. |
| For conservation, this species is protected | Indonesian law and is totally protected in Sarawak. |
| As a scholar of | Indonesian law, Lev helped the country's lawyers and ac |
| release because the offence did not exist in | Indonesian law. |
| rwriting agreement that was fraudulent under | Indonesian law. |
| Indonesian laws forbids any kind of involvement in inte | |
| He had been writing a biography on Chinese | Indonesian lawyer and human rights advocate Yap Thiam H |
| Hotman Paris Hutapea is an | Indonesian lawyer. |
| Therefore they tried to negotiate with other | Indonesian leaders (for instance dr. |
| Indonesian League | |
| The specific epithet bongso refers to the | Indonesian legend of Putri Bungsu (literally "youngest |
| IFES also conducted a tracking survey in the | Indonesian legislative elections in 2004 which showed t |
| he last day of the election campaign for the | Indonesian legislative election, 1997. |
| -- deputy chairwoman of Commission I of the | Indonesian legislature, the People's Representative Cou |
| IFL Premier Division ( | Indonesian: Liga Futsal Indonesia Divisi Utama) is the |
| An Introduction to | Indonesian linguistics, trans. |
| It is based on the recipe of an old | Indonesian liqueur. |
| Known as bunga abadi in | Indonesian, literally means eternal flower, this plant |
| In | Indonesian LNG contracts, price formula is linked to In |
| The "Pointed head" shown in the picture is | Indonesian made (2004-2006), during the same period as |
| arcaster S1, Chinese to the left, the others | indonesian made |
| The Supreme Court of Indonesia ( | Indonesian: Mahkamah Agung Republik Indonesia) is the i |
| The film is coloured with | Indonesian mainstream as well as sidestream values, ele |
| in several languages in addition to English ( | Indonesian, Malay, Korean, Simplified Chinese and Tradi |
| wo bunker guards) in the album are spoken in | Indonesian Malay. |
| Coconut milk is the base of many | Indonesian, Malaysian and Thai curries. |
| Dede Koswara, an | Indonesian man with a form of HPV (Epidermodysplasia ve |
| There are two kind of | Indonesian martabaks, sweet and savory. |
| om Fighters was originally a straightforward | Indonesian martial arts film that was unusually produce |
| It is also known as jambu bol ( | Indonesian, meaning "ball guava"), Malay Rose Apple, Ot |
| rn July 4, 1940 in Cirebon, West Java) is an | Indonesian media magnate. |
| The | Indonesian media has discussed the Javanese Wikipedia. |
| the resource person and actively advocating | Indonesian media about Wikipedia in general or Indonesi |
| ritten about madani society published in any | Indonesian media. |
| Traditional | Indonesian men usually wear the ring for certain purpos |
| Local | Indonesian migrant workers' unions participated in the |
| attracted hundreds of thousands of non-Malay | Indonesian migrants, changing forever the demographic b |
| r, moving him frequently as they battled the | Indonesian military forces. |
| secret code, gaining crucial intelligence on | Indonesian military and diplomatic strategies and plans |
| East Timor [...] and the culpability of the | Indonesian military leadership". |
| charges in Indonesia for revealing US backed | Indonesian Military assassinations of civilian activist |
| became well-known when he was imprisoned by | Indonesian military forces under United States-backed s |
| East was captured in Dili by the | Indonesian military on 7 December 1975, the day of the |
| He was also appointed Ordinary of the | Indonesian Military Forces (TNI) Ordinariate on Jan 2, |
| In November 1983 he was arrested by the | Indonesian military special forces Kopassus and impriso |
| The | Indonesian military reacted harshly, killing at least 8 |
| This case streak the faces of the | Indonesian military and eventually it ends with a trial |
| An | Indonesian Military spokesperson told the Jakarta Globe |
| ideo released on the Internet implicates the | Indonesian military in the torture of indigenous Papuan |
| After some time, however, the | Indonesian military, secretly, returned and began guerr |
| In March 1946 Toha, member of an | Indonesian militia fighting Dutch rule, smuggled severa |
| ns in March 1946, Mohammad Toha, a member of | Indonesian militia, smuggled several sticks of dynamite |
| dyaningsih, MPH, Ph.D., born in 1955, is the | Indonesian Minister of Health since October 22, 2009. |
| According to | Indonesian Minister of Youth and Sports, Andy Mallarang |
| Marty Natalegawa - | Indonesian Minister of Foreign Affairs |
| president-secretary general of OPEC, former | Indonesian Minister of Energy for three presidents, and |
| Indonesian Minister for Female Empowerment and Child Pr | |
| The | Indonesian minister of Religious Affairs wants the Jama |
| Anwar (Deputy Head of Gender Mainstreaming, | Indonesian Ministry for Female Empowerment and Child Pr |
| Indonesian Ministry of Youth and Sports participates as | |
| tical Research and Development Agency of the | Indonesian Ministry of Health. |
| Tanette was an | Indonesian monarchy founded around 1547. |
| a, from a French-American father and Chinese | Indonesian mother. |
| He has appeared in many | Indonesian movies including a number of US-Indonesian p |
| The album made her winning two | Indonesian Music Awards for Best Child Song and Childre |
| She received "Best Female Solo Artist" at | Indonesian Music Awards (AMI) 2002. |
| Tegar in 2000 which rocketed Rossa's name in | Indonesian music scene. |
| Lite FM Jakarta is an | Indonesian music radio for some listeners called "Magic |
| He has won several awards from | Indonesian Music Awards with both Funky Kopral and his |
| He is a star of the dangdut style of | Indonesian music. |
| Koes Plus is an | Indonesian musical group that enjoyed success in the 19 |
| until 1988, and the best singer in the 1997 | Indonesian Musical Awards. |
| I Nyoman Renbang (1937 - 2001) was an | Indonesian musician, composer, teacher and instrument m |
| Ferry Gouw is an | Indonesian musician, illustrator and video director wor |
| ctionately known as Cak Nur, was a prominent | Indonesian Muslim intellectual. |
| f the supreme council of Nahdlatul Ulama, an | Indonesian Muslim organization with 40 million members, |
| bers, 5 reserve crew members and 170 (mostly | Indonesian) Muslim pilgrims, out of a total of 262 pass |
| more commonly known as Sheikh Yusuf, was an | Indonesian muslim of noble descent. |
| This is a Chinese | Indonesian name; the family name is Mananta. |
| March 13, 1966 in Jakarta, Indonesia) is an | Indonesian nasheed singer. |
| LDII is a component part of the | Indonesian Nation residing in the Republic of Indonesia |
| ekker (also known as Danudirja Setiabudi, an | Indonesian National hero). |
| f Education and Culture: Ali Sastroamidjojo ( | Indonesian National Party - PNI) |
| She is the winner of two | Indonesian national Qur'an recitation contests and is i |
| Throughout the | Indonesian National Revolution, newly-independent India |
| against the Republic of Indonesia during the | Indonesian National Revolution. |
| a Dutch special forces unit involved in the | Indonesian National Revolution. |
| dent is presently under investigation by the | Indonesian National Transportation Safety Commission (I |
| during its struggle for independence in the | Indonesian National Revolution. |
| uary 28, 1948, commended both parties in the | Indonesian National Revolution for the recent signing o |
| General Police Timur Pradopo is Chief of the | Indonesian National Police (Kapolri) since 22 October 2 |
| The chairman of | Indonesian National Sport Committee of South Sumatera p |
| f the diplomatic and armed-resistance of the | Indonesian National Revolution, fighting against the fo |
| proclaimed-Republic of Indonesia during the | Indonesian National Revolution of 1945-1949. |
| nior Minister of Public Works: Herling Laoh ( | Indonesian National Party - PNI) |
| location on Java where during the 1945-1949 | Indonesian National Revolution the Royal Netherlands Ea |
| Former coach of the | Indonesian national basketball team. |
| See also: Timeline of the | Indonesian National Revolution |
| He was an air commodore and an | Indonesian national hero. |
| am to runners-up spot behind a full-strength | Indonesian national team. |
| Liga Indonesia | Indonesian national football competition in season 2005 |
| netheless, he was a permanent fixture in the | Indonesian national football team for a long time. |
| player with the most caps and goals for the | Indonesian national team after Bambang Pamungkas with 3 |
| Fingkreuw was chosen for the | Indonesian national team in Sea Games 2005, but the tea |
| e membership of KNIP was divided as follows; | Indonesian National Party 45, Masjumi 60, Socialist Par |
| ober 10, 1952, age 57 years) is Chief of the | Indonesian National Police (Kapolri) since 1 October 20 |
| ajuda also assisted the establishment of the | Indonesian National Committee for Human Rights (KOMNAS |
| was a communist uprising in 1948 during the | Indonesian National Revolution in the town of Madiun. |
| ision show Ria Jenaka, broadcast by TVRI the | Indonesian national television broadcasting company, pl |
| he Dutch colonial administration, during the | Indonesian National Revival, the prison held Indonesian |
| by Diamond performed by the musicians of the | Indonesian National Arts Institute in Surakarta, Centra |
| ys after the Japanese surrender, Sukarno, an | Indonesian Nationalist, declared Indonesia independent. |
| ng of the desire of both the Netherlands and | Indonesian Nationalists in the Indonesian National Revo |
| "Halo-halo Bandung" was sung by hundreds of | Indonesian nationalists in Bandung. |
| ormed by the Japanese during the occupation, | Indonesian nationalists in Java declared the Dutch East |
| had begun to lose its grip on Indonesia and | Indonesian nationalists began to seriously consider its |
| He did however become acquainted with | Indonesian nationalists studying in the Netherlands and |
| dies was very unstable, with armed bodies of | Indonesian nationalists determined to prevent a return |
| The | Indonesian nationalists confronted them were amazed wit |
| al and economical interests of Indonesia and | Indonesian nationals, and also promoting Indonesia with |
| oop ship, Muslim pilgrim ship and finally an | Indonesian naval accommodation ship. |
| States Navy agreed to lease Tidewater to the | Indonesian Navy upon decommissioning. |
| ands Navy (RNN) as HNLMS Morotai, and by the | Indonesian Navy (TNI-AL) as KRI Hang Tuah. |
| lk on 20 February she was turned over to the | Indonesian Navy and recommissioned as KRI Dumai (652), |
| She was sold to Indonesia for service in the | Indonesian Navy as KRI Teluk Saleh (510). |
| n now was decommissioned and struck from the | Indonesian Navy. |
| Papua and West Irian Jaya ( | Indonesian New Guinea) |
| nder Downer as dingoes were published in the | Indonesian newspaper Rakyat Merdeka on 27 March 2006 to |
| Kompas, an | Indonesian newspaper |
| cess anglicised into "trepanging" (after the | Indonesian noun trepang). |
| Fahri Asiza, | Indonesian novelist |
| ast Timor many times during the years of the | Indonesian occupation and was the first American to mee |
| disagreements over strategy for opposing the | Indonesian occupation. |
| resolving issues arising from the end of the | Indonesian occupation. |
| ng home in 1994, which was at the time under | Indonesian occupation. |
| The | Indonesian ocellated flounder, Psammodiscus ocellatus, |
| GMAHK is the | Indonesian official name for the Seventh-day Adventist |
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