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When the temperature began to rise it threatened to make the barometer explode, trust that Holy Week was here.
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                    [Title] => They strike where anti-terror is weak
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Lea, who has won the Sir Lawrence Olivier and Tony Awards for her portrayal of Kim, will be leaving for New York to star in the Miss Saigon Broadway production together with Will Chase who has left Filipinos in awe because of his performance as American G.I. Chris in the Manila production.


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