• This is not the reason, however, that almost half of all Malays voted for Pas.

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  • Malays get privileged access to public-sector jobs, university places, stockmarket flotations and, above all, government contracts.

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  • Another important issue was the future of the United Malays National Organization (UMNO) in Sabah.

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  • The Chinese looked to China, the Indians to India, while the Malays had a Pan-Malayan outlook.

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  • But such is the effectiveness of Western propaganda that even the Malays themselves want Malay businessmen .

    CNN: The New Malay Dilemma

  • Ironically, most Malays are probably more comfortable with UMNO's moderate approach to Islam than with Pas's stricter position.

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  • Renong, for instance, was once the commercial arm of Malaysia's dominant political party, the United Malays National Organisation.

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  • Relations between the Chinese and the Malays, who make up 15% of Singapore's population, have sometimes been strained.

    ECONOMIST: Malaysia and Singapore

  • The party saw a significant number of Malays switch support to the Islamist Pas in last year's parliamentary elections.

    CNN: The New Malay Dilemma

  • Meanwhile, the Malays out in the villages who benefit most from the preferences and cash handouts find the changes threatening.

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  • Malays as a whole, like other races, have got richer but the gap between the Malay haves and have-nots has widened.

    ECONOMIST: Malaysia at 50

  • More Malays are now being promoted to senior ranks in the army and new laws are proposed to outlaw job discrimination.

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  • These days, many argue that all the quotas and affirmative-action programmes to help the Malays are now not only obsolete, but counter-productive.

    ECONOMIST: Early elections are a possibility

  • He was responding to public reaction after a woman's comments lashing out at Malays holding weddings in spaces under public housing flats.

    BBC: Singapore PM urges 'respect' after Facebook rant

  • "The way Anwar was treated has made Malays angry, " says Nik Mahani.

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  • Mahathir needs to present his case to win back the doubters, including those within his party, the United Malays National Organization (UMNO).

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  • The pundits waited for a response from Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad, whose 1970 book The Malay Dilemma tackled the economic marginalization of Malays.

    CNN: The New Malay Dilemma

  • The last time the Malays were so split was during the 1990 polls, which an UMNO breakaway faction contested as a separate party.

    CNN: THE CHINESE CONNECTION

  • Winding up his speech to the annual assembly of the United Malays National Organization (UMNO), the 70-year-old party chief lashed out against money politics.

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  • Such reforms are also being adopted by the government's other investment agencies, such as the state pension fund and a government-backed fund for Malays.

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  • He is voicing a very serious concern "that Malays are not competitive enough both in the local and global market place, " says economist Charles Santiago.

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  • It has been 10 months since he was sacked as deputy prime minister, finance minister and deputy president of the United Malays National Organization (UMNO).

    CNN: PARTY ON THE MOVE

  • Sabah's 48 constituencies are drawn around the state's three main ethnic groups: Malays, Chinese and Kadazandusun, a catch-all term for Sabah's 30 or so indigenous groups.

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  • Mr Abdullah stepped down in 2009, handing power to Mr Najib who became prime minister and leader of the main coalition party, United Malays National Organisation (Umno).

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  • To be sure, not all Malays, perhaps not even a majority of the sharia-minded, approve of the acts of boorishness committed in the name of their faith.

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  • There was that constant rub of Kuala Lumpur's political governance, by which the ruling coalition sought to smother differences in a multiracial society while boosting ethnic Malays.

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  • After 14 years of Mahathir's premiership, the Malays, like Malaysia's other ethnic groups, are enjoying the greatest period of prosperity since the days of the Malacca Sultanate.

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  • Naturally Lim asserts they have, especially in pushing for a policy of integration not assimilation and in fighting to preserve the language, education and culture of non-Malays.

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  • Most analysts believe that despite the avowed Islamism of the insurgents this is primarily an ethnic-separatist fight of Malays against Thais, rather than part of any international jihad.

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  • Singapore is an ethnically diverse country, with the majority Chinese making up about 75% of the community, Malays, Indians and people of mixed ethnicities making up much of the remainder.

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