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Moving from the much beloved snacking and eating of Indonesian street food, to the soaring bubble tea craze in 2000s, the newest trend seems to
January 31, 2022
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Moving from the much beloved snacking and eating of Indonesian street food, to the soaring bubble tea craze in 2000s, the newest trend seems to
“My new year resolution this year is to lose weight.” If you have heard this statement or even proclaimed it yourself, you are not alone.
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Sebuah kekuatan raksasa platform penyedia jasa data survei online telah hadir di Indonesia. Per 1 November 2021, telah tercapai kesepakatan kerja sama antara perusahaan riset
Since the end of August 2021, PPKM/social and mobility restriction levels in Indonesia are starting to be lowered[1]. Albeit being done initially on certain regions
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