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Daniel Mananta Ahok
Chew Kin-Wah Tjung Kim Nam
Sita Nursanti Buniarti Ningsih
Denny Sumargo Young Tjung Kim Nam
Eriska Rein Young Buniarti Ningsih
Eric Febrian Teen Ahok
Edward Akbar Musyono
Donny Damara Government Official
Ferry Salim Koh Asun
Jill Gladys Fifi
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Jenny Zhang Veronica Tan
Arswendy Bening Swara Suyan
Donny Alamsyah Hendra
Ade Irawan 
Dewi Irawan 
Ria Irawan 
Aida Nurmala 
Verdi Solaiman 
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