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• Textmuzik istiadatNobat Perak...2 more

  The Silver Nobat of Terengganu

  Sejarah, fungsi, dan kepentingan Nobat Perak dalam tradisi diraja Terengganu. Nobat merupakan alat muzik diraja yang dimainkan semasa upacara rasmi dan istiadat penting seperti pertabalan sultan.
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  The Sindhi Hindu of Ilford, United Kingdom and language choise

  " Of the total population of Great Britain of about 55 million, South Asians (Indian, Pakistani or Bangladeshi) constitute 2.7%. There are now over one and a half milion South Asians in United Kingdom (GidoomL,1997).
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  The Sino-Soviet-Vietnamese relations :
  An analysis in strategic framework

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  The situation in Asia and Southeast Asian countries

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  The sixth Malaysia plan

  There are both positive and negative features in the Sixth Malaysia Plan (SMP). On the positive side, the following features...
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  The snake in the stomach: child diarrhea in central Mozambique

  Research on diarrhea in early childhood in Manica Province, Mozambique, showed that traditional healers conceptualize a complex array of illnesses that have diarrhea as a symptom.
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  The social and ideological origins of the malayan chinese association

  Introduction
  This paper examines the role of the Malayan Chinese Association (MCA) in the evolution of organisation modes developed by the Chinese community in Malaya to regulate its social nomic and political affairs...
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  The social dynamics of genetic testing: The case of Fragile-X

  Considers a program to screen school children for Fragile-X Syndrome as a way to explore several features of the growing practice of genetic testing in American society.
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  The social life of emergency contraception in the United States: Disciplining pharmaceutical use, disciplining sexuality, and constructing zygotic bodies

  Drug's impact on female and young adult sexuality.
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  The social sciences in Indonesia

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  The Social Structure Of 19Th Century Brunei

  struktur sosial di Brunei
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  The sound of barking dogs: Violence and terror among Salvadoran families in the postwar

  Examines the transgenerational transmission of trauma among campesinos living in rural, repopulated community in El Salvador.
• The Sound Pattern of English

  "In the phonetic transcription an utterance is represented as a sequence of discrete units, each of which is a complex of phonetic features such as voicing, nasality, tongue height, etc."
• TextAbd Al-Ra 'ūf's Tarjumān Al-Mustafīd

  The Sources of Abd Al-Ra 'ūf's Tarjumān Al-Mustafīd

  Abd al-Ra’ūf’s Tarjumān al-Mustafīd, a Malay tafsir (Qur'anic commentary), draws heavily from earlier Arabic sources, particularly the works of al-Baydawi and al-Khazin. By adapting these texts into Malay, Abd al-Ra’ūf made Islamic teachings more accessible to local audiences. His work reflects both deep religious scholarship and a desire to spread Islamic knowledge within the cultural context of the Malay world.
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  The south african malays in the new millennium

  Despite the fact, that it is important for South Africa Malays to remember and research our history and heritage, it is far more important to implement practical solutions to retain our heritage in our fledgling democracy...
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  The South China Sea : constraints to marine regionalism

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  The South Pacific :
  A changing face

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  The soviet presence in the Asia-Pacific Region :
  An Indonesian perspective

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  The Spratley dispute : Application of international law

  Presently, there are six countries, which are laying claim on the archipelago in the South China Sea. The Spratleys area is an important route for sea lines of communication and is believed to be rich in oil and other mineral deposits.
  
  The Philippines, which claims 53 islands and occupies eight of them, bases its claim on the theory of discovery, proximity and occupancy. China on the other hand claims the entire China Sea and calls it the "China Lake" on historical grounds and on the principles of discovery and occupation. Like China, Taiwan also claims the whole of China Sea on the same historical grounds and principle of occupancy. Vietnam, which supports its claims on the principle of accession or inheritance from France also, stands on the effective occupation and effective continuity of peaceful exercise of state authority entitled to sovereignty in the 21 islands they occupy. Malaysia and Brunei on the provision of the UNCLOS on the principle of proximity to the continental shelf.
  
  Despite the occasional saber rattling from China, all the claimant countries have expressed their desire to settle the Spratleys dispute in a peaceful manner. They employed both First Track (official) and Second Track (unofficial) processes to avert breaking into armed confrontations. Included in the Declaration on the South First Track process are the signing of the 1992 ASEAN China Sea Dispute otherwise known as the 1992 Manila Declaration; the Philippine-China Code of Conduct on the South China Sea; and the Bilateral Agreement between the Philippines and Vietnam. In the Second Track Process, the efforts include Indonesia's annual seminar workshops on "Managing Potential Conflicts in the South China Sea"; transparency in the arms build and armed forces intentions of the claimant countries; exchange of military students and personnel visits; and other innovative confidence building measures like a soccer match in the Spratleys which is being proposed by the Philippines.
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  The Spratly Islands disputes: An analysis

  With the end of the Cold War there is little doubt that China is the most important state in the East & Southeast Asia. This have somewhat altered the balance of power in the South China Sea. The withdrawal of the United States from Subic bay in the Philippines and the former Soviet Union from Cam Ranh bay in Vietnam base made the People Republic of China in the best position to take advantage of the power vacuum. It claims most of the area and argues that approximately 860,000 square kilometres of its territory has been encroached upon by other regional powers.
  
  As China begun to encroach further toward the ASEAN states the Spratly islands disputes became a regional conflict between China and her southern neighbours. The Spratly's are prized for their strategic location and the belief that they lie over one of largest oil fields in the world. All the disputants states are engaged in an attempt to control of as much of the archipelago as possible.
  
  Presently there remains many territorial conflict. In some aspect the Spratly Islands disputes are an extension of other territorial disputes between the claimant states and perpetuities of unfriendliness and distrust. The disputes over the Spratly's are in reality a competition for resources primarily rather than the islands itself. It is pressumed that there is abundant existence of potential resources, the strategic location of the islands relative to shipping and air transit that links the Indian ocean and the Pacific ocean give added advantage to the country who is in control of the islands. Hence, the disputes revolve around closely related issues such as sovereignty over the islands the maritime rights and the inherent interest over the sea around them. The conflict over economic resources and military development among the claimant countries. Indeed the South China sea is regarded as a flashpoint. The unsettled problem remains a major concern, the Spratly islands group in the north China sea has been identified as one of the potential flashpoint. This is due to the overlapping claims of China, Vietnam, Taiwan, Philippines, Malaysia and Brunei. Any attempt to further occupy any of the unoccupied islands and any attempt to eject or boot out the occupants of an island within the disputed area and accident or misinterpretations due to deployment by the claimants of military forces in the area may spark an armed confrontation.
• TextHIV/AIDSintravenous drug use

  The spread of intravenous drug use and AIDS in a neighborhood in Spain

  Traces the process of the adoption of intravenous drug uses in a Madrid neighborhood between 1978-1990 and how that process influenced the local spread of HIV/AIDS.
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  The stages of the state : arts of the people and rites of hegemonization

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  The stages of the State : Arts ot the people and rites of hegemonization

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  The state address of President Soeharto

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  The state and rice production in Malaya in the late colonial period

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  The State Culture, Arts and Tourism...

  "The State Culture, Arts and Tourism Committee Chairman, Shahiruddin Moin, said that, "Although it is natural for women of the tribe to live half naked in the village, their photographs may give a wrong impression that Malays here are dressed in that manner" (The Star 3.8.1997). The State Rural Development Chairman, Omar Othman, was then assigned to look into the matter (Berita Harian 3.8.1997, 4.8.1997, Utusan Malaysia 4.8.1997). No official announcement was made about the ban on visits to the Kuala Yong Batek settlement but a sequence of events soon followed that eventually ressulted in such a ban."
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  The stop go stop church in Shah Alam

  Once more the construction of the Catholic Church in Shah Alam has been stopped by an official notification from the...
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  The story catches you and you fall down: Tragedy, ethnography, and "cultural competence"

  The relationship between theory, narrative form, and teaching through a close critical reading of that book that is informed by theories of tragedy and ethnographies of medicine.
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  The Story of Ahmad Muhammad by NORHAYATI Abdul Rahman

  Discusses the narrative of Ahmad Muhammad as found in Malay manuscript tradition. It explores the storyline, themes, and moral elements, highlighting its cultural and literary significance within classical Malay literature.
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  The story of Nyai Ratna, by Tirto Adhi Soerjo

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  The Story of the Senses of Quraish: An Introduction by MONIQUE Zaini-Lajoubert

  Introduces The Story of the Senses of Quraish, discussing its background, themes, and literary significance. It highlights the text’s cultural and religious elements while emphasizing its value in Malay manuscript and philological studies.
• TextKemerdekaan Tanah Melayu

  The Straits Times’ recalled Merdeka spirit

  Artikel retrospektif ini mengenang kembali penerbitan edisi khas Sunday Mail dan The Straits
  Times pada 31 Ogos hingga 1 September 1957 yang melaporkan detik bersejarah
  pengisytiharan kemerdekaan Tanah Melayu. Laporan asal kedua-dua akhbar menonjolkan
  laungan “Merdeka!” oleh Tunku Abdul Rahman, suasana penuh emosi di Stadium Merdeka,
  serta reaksi rakyat pelbagai kaum menyambut lahirnya sebuah negara berdaulat.
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  The strong increase in the 1989/ 90 budget

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  The structure of Makassar-Bugis trade in pre-modern moluccas

• TextKemerdekaan Tanah Melayu

  The Struggle for Malaysian Independence

  Buku ini menyajikan naratif sejarah negara dari perspektif seorang anggota polis, bermula dari
  Perang Dunia II sehingga tahun 2005, dengan penekanan utama pada era Darurat (The Emergency) dan peristiwa-peristiwa penting yang membawa kepada kemerdekaan Tanah Melayu pada 1957.
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  The strunggle of Islam

• TextMalayorang asli

  The study of Orang Asli-Malay minority-majority relations necessitates...

  "The study of Orang Asli-Malay minority-majority relations necessitates an understanding of social realities in the uneven access to political and socio-economic resources. It is also concerned with understanding concepts of justice, freedom, autonomy within minority indigenous democratic worldviews which have evolved to explain and rectify imbalances in rights over land, housing, security, education, language and culture. For the Orang Asli, many of these notions of indigenous democracy provided equitable rules of social relations and behaviour, in an environment where scarce resources necessitated redistributive system which were more egalitarian than hierarchical."
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  The successful mission of sir john bowring to thailand in 1855 : a study in changing of british-thai foreign policies

  The British had become acquainted with Thailand before the close of the sixteenth century, and their relationship was based solely on commercial affairs...
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  The suffering in Iraq continues

  After rugged journey of 14 hours through the desert between Amman and Baghdad in 110 degree heat, a gentle breeze...
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  The Sungei Buloh Tragedy

  Aliran is shocked and deeply grieved by the Sungei Buloh fireworks factory tragedy. We convey our depeast condolenses to the bereaved families
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  The surge for higher education in Southeast

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  The Survival Of Kendayan Rafts

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  The syntax and semantics of quantification in Malay : a goverment and binding approach

  
  
  
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  The System of Classical Malay Literature by SITI HAWA Salleh

  Discusses the main principles of philology in studying, editing, and preserving Indonesian manuscripts and classical texts.
• Textgaya hiduporang asli...1 more

  The Temiar and the Semai...

  "The Temiar and the Semai are largely jungle dwellers, and a majority of them live in the hilly country. Moreover, in a large number of cases, their social organization is based upon the longhouse. Then there is an other group of tribes, the Jah Hut, the Che Wong and the Semok Beri, who live in individual family houses, and whose social organization approximates to that some of the Proto-Malay tribes, although it is much simpler."
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  The Temiars of the upland parts of...

  "The Temiars of the upland parts of Kelantan, Perak and northern Pahang form one of the largest Orang Asli (Aboriginal) populations of Peninsular Malaysia, but because of their relative isolation, they have been less studied than the other large populations. (See Map 1, p.126) For many decades, entry into Temiar territory was strictly controlled, under security restrictions that began in 1948 with the anti-Communist 'Emergency'."
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  The Temple on The River of Cut Stone

  Mengkaji sejarah dan kepentingan sebuah kuil kuno yang terletak di tebing sungai yang dikenali kerana batu potongannya yang unik. Karya ini memberi tumpuan kepada aspek arkeologi, seni bina, serta latar belakang budaya dan keagamaan kuil tersebut.
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  The temple system and the reproduction of society in balinese Desa Adat

• The Terengganu Royal Charms and Cures

  This article explores the charms and cures based from a manuscript of charms and cures that claimed to have been used by the royal practitioner of Terengganu from the manuscripts presented to the writers for documentation by Haji Abdullah bin Abdul Rahman of Messrs. Silam Bara Antik from Kuala Terenggany.
• Textorang asliSenoi

  The term 'Senoi' is of comparatively...

  "The term 'Senoi' is of comparatively recent origin, and in the past the word 'Sakai' was normally used for the tribes with whom we are concerned here. The word 'Sakai', however, is most unsatisfactory, first because it was at times used to describe Orang Asli as a whole and at others to refer only to the Senoi; and second because the word has undesirable connotations, as it means dependants or slaves."