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[Summary] => KUALA LUMPUR (AP) - The party of opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim has extended voting rights to some 300,000 members to elect its top leaders, a major shift from how Malaysian political groups traditionally pick their officials, the group said today.
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"There are no trade irritants between Malaysia and the Philippines," Aziz said even as she ribbed Trade and Industry Secretary Manuel Roxas II about anti-dumping duties on Malaysian products such as clear float glass, ceramic tiles and some steel products.
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"There are no trade irritants between Malaysia and the Philippines," Aziz said even as she ribbed Trade and Industry Secretary Manuel Roxas II about anti-dumping duties on Malaysian products such as clear float glass, ceramic tiles and some steel products.
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