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- ↑ AFP: Indonesia's Top Detective Resigns over graft scandal
- ↑ Profile in Friendster
- ↑ Antara News Agency: Police: Susno met Anggoro as witness
- ↑ The Jakarta Post: Police arrest KPK deputies for ‘expressing their opinions
- ↑ The Jakarta Post: SBY's in-law Aulia Pohan gets 4.5 years for corruption
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