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Singapore Gets Fresh Air, but Malaysia Still Choked by Haze from Fires in Indonesia
The smog-addled city-state of Singapore got a breath of fresh air Monday when it woke up to blue skies, but neighboring Malaysia is still under a blanket of smoke caused by forest fires in Indonesia.
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