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To subscribe to the magazine, click here . President B.J. Habibie's chances of holding on to power in Indonesia appear to have been fatally damaged by the international outcries over East Timor and the Bank Bali scandal. That may pave the way for opposition leader Megawati Sukarnoputri. But in a country suffering from wounded pride, there's a growing risk that a Megawati-led government would be built on xenophobia and nationalism, and would step back from the path of reform. By John McBeth and Dan Murphy with Rodney Tasker and Michael Vatikiotis.