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Cambodia is the country also known as Kampuchea. A traditional Cambodian classical ensemble played by women is the pinpeat. Indonesia's national anthem is "Indonesia Raya" and its largest island is New Guinea. The national motto of Cambodia is "Nation, Religion, King". Gamelan music often accompanies royal and temple ceremonies in Indonesia.
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