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[Title] => Jakarta governor wins Indonesian presidency
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[Title] => Indonesia deadlock: court may decide new president
[Summary] => A day after Indonesia's presidential elections failed to produce a clear winner, Jakarta's police chief promised to prevent violence by cracking down on anyone celebrating prematurely. With both candidates continuing to claim victory, the next leader of the world's third-largest democracy could be decided in court.
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