Naming Modern Means of Mass Transport
by
Dato' Dr. Ooi Kee Beng
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Celebrating A Vibrant Property Sector in Our “New” Malaysia
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Heralding a new beginning for the country, the Penang Property Summit, in its fifth consecutive year, returns in January 2019 with a very apt theme: “Cele...
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Asian Art Dominates at Malaysia Expo
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Held on October 12-14 (VIP Nite on October 11), AEM+12 ignited more engagement for ostensibly edgier visual-intellectual propulsion beyond the semantics of lucre. Art fairs in Malaysia are still not a money-making enterprise though.
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