Seeking Nash Equilibrium in the Tertiary Education Sector
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Wong Teik Aun
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Huastory: A Blog that Makes Stories about Ancient Women Relatable Today
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THE ADVOCACY for gender equality is a movement supported by many. Artists too, through various art forms, have been in the thick of the movement to highlight th...
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The Largest Farmers’ Market in Penang: Tasek Gelugor
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Tasek Gelugor is a town located in Seberang Perai Utara on the mainland. Quiet and unassuming, it is not particularly known for much except for the largest farmers' market (pasar tani) in Penang, which operates there every Sunday morning, rain or shine.
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