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In his attempts to be folksy and to emphasize a resolve (I guess) to avert the
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It was a mistake for him to strike a humble pose and say that, for the sake of
the people, he was ready to kneel and beg the local oil companies -- meaning
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Presidents don't beg oil companies.
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It was a mistake for him to strike a humble pose and say that, for the sake of
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5,000 priests, bishops to attend 5-day Congress of the Clergy

By Evelyn Macairan | January 19, 2010 - 12:00am

Masses and weddings will be suspended for five days, especially in far-flung provinces as some 5,000 priests and bishops are set to attend the 2nd National Congress of the Clergy (NCC) at the World Trade Center,...

Headlines

A government on its knees? Never

By Matt Wolf | February 25, 2000 - 12:00am

In his attempts to be folksy and to emphasize a resolve (I guess) to avert the escalation of oil and fuel prices, the President obviously gets carried away. It was a mistake for him to strike a humble pose and...

Opinion