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Out of gas weighing our energy options
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As fossil fuel resources become increasingly expensive, energy-exporting countries have to realise that in order to meet domestic energy demands, they will have...
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Ho Yi Jian
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The rise of Islamist conservatism in malaysia
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IntroductionA wide variety of interpretations and schools of thought have characterised Islamic scholarship in the Malay world, as can be seen from its willin...
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Ahmad Fauzi Abdul Hamid
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