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The detail of a bronze statue depicting US President Barack Obama as a boy with a butterfly on his finger is seen at the Menteng One primary school in Jakarta where the young Obama attended in the late 1960's. AFP

Indonesian students at the Menteng One primary school touch a bronze statue depicting US President Barack Obama as a boy with a butterfly on his finger in Jakarta. AFP

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