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        <title>Learning Balinese Dance in Kupang: The Story of Sanggar Agung Giri Budaya</title>
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        <description><![CDATA[ A culture does not always disappear simply because people no longer know about it. Sometimes, it slowly fades when the generation meant to inherit it begins to choose a different path. But what happens when a culture has to survive far from the land where it was born, within a community of different backgrounds and among younger generations surrounded by countless choices? Who will make sure that the movements, values, and stories passed down from one generation do not stop with just one? And when no one is willing to learn it anymore, can a culture still be considered alive? ]]></description>
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