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                    [Title] => Indonesia sees chance to rump up automotive industry in ASEAN market
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The Indonesian government expected automotive industry to develop faster when the ASEAN economic community kicks off next year, a minister said here on Monday.

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                    [Title] => Toshiba plans to expand its Indonesian plant
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JAKARTA (Xinhua) -- Indonesian Industrial Minister Muhammad S. Hidayat disclosed that Toshiba, a prominent Japanese electronic producer, intended to expand its plant in Indonesia, local media reported here Saturday.
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                    [Title] => Danish star cools Indon ace
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Kenneth Jonassen broke the hearts of Taufik Hidayat fans yesterday and in the process broke the ice for his team in the MVP Cup 2: Asia vs Europe badminton face-off at the Araneta Coliseum.


Jonassen, the world No. 4 from Denmark, used his lean 6-foot-2 frame to his advantage, covering the court so well in handing the reigning Olympic and world champion a surprise loss.


"It was my first time winning over Taufik in four or five matches," Jonassen told the press after his 21-17, 17-21, 21-12 win, the first for Europe, which lost all three matches Friday.

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                    [Title] => RP Open to boost local badminton, says Taufik
                    [Summary] => Reigning Olympic and world champion Taufik Hidayat has lauded the staging of the first Philippine Open Badminton Championships, saying the event will further raise the level of play here and at the same time help develop local players of world-class caliber.


"From what I’ve seen, the physique of Filipinos is identical to most of the world champions whom I have played with. The only element needed for major success by Filipino players is more international competitions," said Hidayat.


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                    [Title] => RP Open badminton pinuri ni Hidayat
                    [Summary] => Pinuri ni reigning Olympic at world champion Taufik Hi-dayat  ang unang pagtatang-hal ng Philippine Open Bad-minton Championships, at si-nabi nitong ang naturang event ay makakatulong sa pagsu-long ng antas ng kompetisyon at mapaunlad ng mga players ang kanilang playing skills sa tulong ng mga  world-class cali-ber players.


"From what I’ve seen, the physique of Filipinos is identi-cal to most of the world cham-pions whom I have played with. The only ele-ment needed for major success by Filipino pla-yers is more international com-petitions," ani Hidayat.


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                    [Title] => Asuncions vow to dish out their best
                    [Summary] => Win or lose, the Asuncions, Kennivic and Kennie, are expected to bring the house down tonight. 


Ranked 24th in the world of mixed doubles, the Asuncions will certainly be the underdogs when they are pitted against England’s Nathan Robertson and Gail Emms who, incidentally, are the world’s No. 1 pair. 


"But we’ll try our best to get as many points as we can. Ganoon lang ang focus namin. We don’t want to focus on the outcome because it will make you happy or sad," the 24-year-old Kennivic told scribes last Monday. 


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                    [Title] => Asian shuttlers 2-0 na
                    [Summary] => Ipinakita nina Taufik Hidayat ng Indonesia at Zhang Ning ng China na dapat silang ikarangal ng buong Asya.
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                    [Title] => Swiss Open champion shuttler to beat in SEAG
                    [Summary] => Good news for the RP badminton team competing in the 23rd SEA Games which the country is hosting Nov. 27 to Dec. 5: Athens Olympic gold medalist Taufik Hidayat of Indonesia might not play. 


The bad news is 2005 Swiss Open champion Hafiz Hashim of Malaysia will. 


"It depends on our sports officials because they might send our junior players instead of the senior team like what they did in the last SEA Games in Vietnam," Hidayat, 24, said through an interpreter in a press briefing at the Edsa Shangri-La Hotel. 


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Jonassen, the world No. 4 from Denmark, used his lean 6-foot-2 frame to his advantage, covering the court so well in handing the reigning Olympic and world champion a surprise loss.


"It was my first time winning over Taufik in four or five matches," Jonassen told the press after his 21-17, 17-21, 21-12 win, the first for Europe, which lost all three matches Friday.

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"But we’ll try our best to get as many points as we can. Ganoon lang ang focus namin. We don’t want to focus on the outcome because it will make you happy or sad," the 24-year-old Kennivic told scribes last Monday. 


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The bad news is 2005 Swiss Open champion Hafiz Hashim of Malaysia will. 


"It depends on our sports officials because they might send our junior players instead of the senior team like what they did in the last SEA Games in Vietnam," Hidayat, 24, said through an interpreter in a press briefing at the Edsa Shangri-La Hotel. 


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