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By Fiery Speeches In Hokkien Always Draw Large Crowds In Penang. This Time Around The Crowds Are Smaller But At The End Of The Day and It Will Be All About Who Has The Substance.
  • Letters

  • Friday, 29 Feb 2008

COMMENT BY WONG CHUN WAI 

BANGKOK Lane is famous for its mee goreng, with its tasty prawn-stock gravy and fritters, but on Wednesday night, Penangites were flocking to that narrow street for a different reason.  

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Fiery speeches in Hokkien always draw large crowds in Penang. This time around the crowds are smaller but at the end of the day, it will be all about who has the substance.

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