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                    [Title] => EDITORIAL - A little reality wouldn’t hurt
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It can be said with much sincerity and confidence that Cebu has spared no effort in making its hosting of the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation meetings a huge success.

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"The Philippines remains on track for our gross domestic product (GDP) growth  forecast of around five percent, despite its current political problems," US-based Bear Stearns Co. Inc. said in its latest report on Asia and Pacific Rim countries.
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"The Philippines remains on track for our gross domestic product (GDP) growth  forecast of around five percent, despite its current political problems," US-based Bear Stearns Co. Inc. said in its latest report on Asia and Pacific Rim countries.
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