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This also comes against the backdrop of the new Prime Minister Lawrence Wong sworn in on May 15, taking over from Mr Lee Hsien Loong, now Senior Minister. 11:10 On the Johor-Singapore SEZ: After previous attempts, what is different this time round and what are the opportunities?
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