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                    [Title] => Vancouver - third worst dressed city
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Vancouver has received many laudatory awards for a lot of positive things but the recent ranking by MSN Travel took a lot by surprise, though many don’t disagree.

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Yesterday, 22 trade and investment experts representing various sectors paid a visit to President Estrada at Malacañang and expressed their desire to invest in the country.

This developed as major newspapers abroad bannered the suspension of the President’s impeachment trial and highlighted its effects on the economy.
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                    [Title] => Vancouver - third worst dressed city
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Vancouver has received many laudatory awards for a lot of positive things but the recent ranking by MSN Travel took a lot by surprise, though many don’t disagree.

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Yesterday, 22 trade and investment experts representing various sectors paid a visit to President Estrada at Malacañang and expressed their desire to invest in the country.

This developed as major newspapers abroad bannered the suspension of the President’s impeachment trial and highlighted its effects on the economy.
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