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In: Asia Monitor, South East Asia Vol 2 Vol. 19, Issue 12, December 2008, pp.1 - 2. (49)Summary: Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi revealed Malaysia will have a new premier. It is plan to see that while a change in leadership may provide the government with some much needed breathing space. A recent Merdeka Center poll has revealed that 40% of respondents believed that opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim would make the better prime minister.

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Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi revealed Malaysia will have a new premier. It is plan to see that while a change in leadership may provide the government with some much needed breathing space. A recent Merdeka Center poll has revealed that 40% of respondents believed that opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim would make the better prime minister.

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