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If Manila Rep. Mark Jimenez gives businessman Ernest Escaler his "express written permission to disclose the particulars" of Jimenez’s $2- million transaction that was supposedly paid as a bribe to Justice Secretary Hernando Perez, Escaler said he will "be pleased to do so."
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Chot Reyes, president and founder of the Asian Basketball Academy, and this year’s tournament director, yesterday said that regardless of the officiating, the better team has emerged winner in the first two games of the best-of-three title series between fierce rivals Ateneo and La Salle.


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The temperamental Ateneo mentor drew the ire of the UAAP body for airing before the media his disgust over officiating during the series opener won by the Archers, 74-68, last Thursday at the packed Big Dome. 


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                    [Title] => Lipa slams refs for loss in Game 1
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                    [Summary] => Ateneo bore the brunt of a midseason crackdown on erring players and coaches as it found itself without its mentor and key player when it plays Far Eastern U in the UAAP men’s basketball tournament at the Araneta Coliseum today.


The Asian Basketball Academy (ABA) yesterday slapped a one-game suspension on Ateneo coach Joe Lipa  for unsporsmanlike conduct and stalwart Enrico Villanueva for his  involvement in a fight during their game against the Adamson Falcons last week.


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                    [Title] => 64th UAAP Basketball: Ateneo kakapit sa ikalawa
                    [Summary] => Sisikapin ng Ateneo de Manila University na mapahigpit ang kanilang kapit sa solong ikalawang puwesto sa paghapit ng ikasiyam na panalo kontra sa Far Eastern University sa pagpapatuloy ngayon ng 64th UAAP men’s basketball tournament sa Araneta Coliseum.


Magiging inspirasyon ng Blue Eagles sa kanilang pang-alas-4 ng hapong sultada ng Tamaraws ang naitalang 63-61 panalo sa mga kamay ng Adamson U Falcons noong nakaraang Huwebes upang duplikahin ang naunang 67-64 tagumpay nang una silang magharap ng Morayta-based cagers sa first round.


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The Tigers are in danger of missing the Final Four for the first time since winning four straight crowns until 1996. They won only twice in seven games in the first round, with yesterday’s victory against the winless Falcons giving them some ray of hope in the second round.


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Ito ang pahayag kahapon ni UAAP president Anton Montinola host ng Far Eastern University na panauhin sa PSA Forum na lingguhang ginaganap sa Holiday Inn Manila Pavillion kahapon kasama sina Asian Basketball Academy president Chot Reyes at NBA referee Darell Garretson.


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Ito ang pahayag kahapon ni UAAP president Anton Montinola host ng Far Eastern University na panauhin sa PSA Forum na lingguhang ginaganap sa Holiday Inn Manila Pavillion kahapon kasama sina Asian Basketball Academy president Chot Reyes at NBA referee Darell Garretson.


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Aside from the addition of a third referee, every game – in the juniors, seniors and women’s divisions – will now be played in four 10-minute quarters instead of the previous two 20-minute halves.


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The temperamental Ateneo mentor drew the ire of the UAAP body for airing before the media his disgust over officiating during the series opener won by the Archers, 74-68, last Thursday at the packed Big Dome. 


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