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	Experts from Malaysia, including aviation department officials and company representatives, also recognised the colour of the flaperon, Malaysian Transport Minister Liow Tiong Lai was quoted as saying by The Star.</div>
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	The experts were in France alongside investigators assessing the wreckage that was found on the French territory of Reunion Island last week, he said.</div>
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