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[Title] => Fashion leaders gather at Asia's melting pot
[Summary] => SINGAPORE — It may be a small country (some say the size of Quezon City) with only five million inhabitants, but you’ll be surprised to know that 42 percent of its population are foreigners that make up 50 percent of its service sector.
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The Spanish have their paella, the Italians their pizza and pasta, while the Germans have their sausages.
The Japanese have their sushi, sashimi and tempura, while the Chinese have their Peking duck and suckling pig.
The Singaporeans would not have it any other way; that’s why in this year’s Singapore Food Festival 2006 the island-state’s popular chili crab is getting promoted as the country’s signature dish.
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