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Tan (standing, seventh from left) with representatives from companies that received the tokens of appreciation at the dinner.

INSIDE the dining hall, several men were spotted dressed in baju melayu and batik shirts, while some of the women donned cheongsam, baju kebaya or baju kurung.

Conversations flowed easily as guests feasted together and captured memories on their smartphones.

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