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Article: FEATURE: BAD AND GOOD, ALL QUIET ON BALI

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February 12, 2003
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Feature: Bad and good, all quiet on Bali

KUTA, Indonesia, Feb 12, 2003 (United Press International via COMTEX) -- The government arrested 17 suspects for setting the car bomb that ripped through this balmy island last October. Workers have cleared away the wreckage of the Sari and Pati clubs along its main strip, and both government and promoters have organized concerts with famous musicians.

And yet Bali is empty still.

Residents have done just about everything to come to terms with and move on from the Oct. 12 bombings that killed nearly 200 tourists and locals, including performing the Hindu cleansing festival.

And while spiritually they may no longer dwell on the ...

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