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To subscribe to the magazine, click here . Akbar Tanjung is hardly known outside his country. But he holds the key to the next big moves in Indonesia's power play. His backing will be crucial in deciding who emerges as president later this month, and he's keeping his options open. Because he leads Golkar, the Suharto-era ruling party that refuses to fade away.