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Masasaksihan din ang tradisyunal na parada ng 7,000 atleta at opisyal mula sa 11-member countries na pangu-ngunahan ng Team Philippines na magsusuot ng kakaibang barong.


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                    [Title] => It’s Christmas in our hearts again
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It was as if the Vietnamese athletes couldn’t lose because they just wouldn’t let their countrymen down. Sure enough, Vietnam emerged the overall champion in the medal stakes at the end of the meet.


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ALL JUST ONE

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