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Australian PM to visit Bali despite terror threat

Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard Wednesday said she was determined to be in Bali to mark the 10th anniversary of bombings that killed 88 Australians, despite a possible terror threat.

Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard, seen here in May 2012, says she is determined to be in Bali to mark the 10th anniversary of bombings that killed 88 Australians, despite a possible terror threat.

Asked whether she was concerned about travelling to the Indonesian island for Friday's anniversary, Gillard said: "I do want to be in Bali for the 10-year commemorations.

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