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- 1 2 The Jakarta Post 2011, Ayu Azhari releases.
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- ↑ Tempo 1988, Dipanggil Khadijah.
- ↑ Tempo 2003, Ayu Azhari.
- 1 2 The Jakarta Post 2010, Ayu lost candidacy.
- ↑ The Jakarta Post 2010, Ayu shows it’s.
- 1 2 The Jakarta Post 2010, Ayu Azhari ever.
- ↑ Tempo 1990, Kawin tanpa ramai-ramai.
- ↑ The Jakarta Post 2010, Ayu’s sons say.
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