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Still having a problem loading mini-logo (tiny thumbnail) of Singapore People's Party and People's Power Party. Can you help? Thanks

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Can you please help ? I don't know how to change the mini logos of these 2 parties seen in tables at various sites, including Politics in Singapore. There are new logos for these parties, so I was trying to add them to the new tables. Would you please do this or clearly step-by-step explain to me how these mini-logos can be added to the table? Thanks. Cheers.

August 2015

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