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Old estimates put them at 52,000, mostly around Clark and Subic bases. New analysis shows them to be about 250,000, not only from the Vietnam War era, but geriatrics as well from the Commonwealth Period and second-generation mixed-race bargirls today.

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                    [Title] => Five Amerasians finally leave for new life in US
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military exercise in five years began yesterday.

"We're here as ambassadors of goodwill of the US government," said Brig. Gen.
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