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  Maika issue: Subra gets to say his piece
• PAS appoints non-Muslim members as councillors
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  Taib is FBI's 'landlord' in Seattle
• MyKad number duplicated, mechanic cries foul
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  MIC delegate: Indians should leave 'unequal' M'sia
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  'Revoke Perkasa chief's citizenship'
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  New party to join Swak's political fray

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  Push for Sabah, S'wak's independence: Next stop UN
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  'Umno paid his RM1.8 mil debt': Zahrain cries slander
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  PKR renegades met Najib, Rosmah before quitting
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  ‘Three blind mice’ to Washington went
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  'One Israel-1M'sia': Anwar implicates Khairy's old friend
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  'Diploma holder' IGP accused of perjury
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  Mahathir and Ibrahim – an 'ultra and a liar'
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  Anwar: Who is Rais to question my position?

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• The MIC dilemma
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Scoring own goals

NEW Umno president Najib Tun Razak was blunt in his message to his party members last week. First in Jerantut, he spoke of the need to champion the plight of the people if the party wants to remain in power. Individualistic attitude and internal politicking must be averted in order to strengthen Umno, he stressed. He revisited the same argument in his own constituency of Pekan where he warned the prima donnas in the party not to score own goals but instead to be important team players. His argument was that only a party with strong teamwork can reap more successes.

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