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Graffiti competition in Kuala Lumpur draws local and international artists

By Grace Chen for Khabar Southeast Asia in Kuala Lumpur

By Grace Chen for Khabar Southeast Asia in Kuala Lumpur -- 16/02/12

February 15, 2012

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