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The Brain has selected interesting
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fictitious experts based on their personalities.
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Ben Werner,
Student Newspaper Editor
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Sari Club bomb held a tonne of explosives: Imron The confessed field commander of the Bali bombing team, Ali Imron, has told investigators the bomb outside the Sari Club contained a tonne of explosives, three times as much as previously thought, Indonesian police said yesterday.
The regional office of Indonesian flag carrier Garuda Indonesia in London, in cooperation with the Indonesian Embassy there, will offer two free tickets for the families of those who died in the recent bomb blasts in Bali.
In order to support the recovery of Bali tourism image crisis after the tragic tragedy of Kuta bomb blast and as one of the implementation of central government appeal to rebuild and accelerate the re.
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Astrid Schuhmann,
Backpacker
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The normally idyllic Indonesian island of Bali is reeling from the impact of a car bomb that ripped through a nightclub on 12 October, killing more than 180 people and injuring 300, mostly foreign tourists.
Almost two hundred people, mostly Australian tourists, were killed at the Indonesian island of Bali when a powerful car bomb exploded outside a bar popular with foreigners.
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Shane Kelly,
Bar Tender
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" Australia is still reeling from October's Bali bomb blasts, where 180 people, mainly Australian tourists, were killed in the Indonesian resort town.
A bomb which exploded in Bali killing Australian tourists may have been accidentally detonated and meant for another location, Australian Federal Police said yesterday.
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Josh Hogan,
Commander
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Parliament on Bali attack In a statement to the House of Commons the Prime Minister Tony Blair condemned the bomb attack in Bali and expressed his deep sympathies and condolences to the families who have lost loved ones in the appalling terrorist outrage.
The criminal investigation into the bomb blast in Bali on 12 October is the responsibility of the Indonesian authorities, although Australia obviously has a vested interest given the large numbers of Australian casualties.
After his innocence was quickly established there was a new flurry of excitement when it was revealed two army generals had been in Bali suspiciously close to the time the bombs went off.
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Thomas Owens,
Police Officer
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In the initial aftermath of the devastating bomb blasts, the Australian Federal Police sent a team of investigative and forensic officers to Bali to assist the Indonesian National Police in their investigation.
An Australian Federal Police/ASIO investigation team is on its way to Bali to assist the Indonesian Police in its investigations of the recent devastating bomb blasts there.
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