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After months of hype and hearsay, "Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows", the seventh volume in a decade-long magical saga, went on sale globally at 2301 GMT in most countries, with London the focus of festivities. 


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I can vaguely remember how my college graduation went. It was one of those supposedly memorable events in a graduation that I chose to bury along with the falling autumn leaves.


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Albert del Rosario’s five years as Philippine ambassador to the US was a nonstop race against time. Confirmed by Congress in Oct. 2001, he flew to his new post the next day after a rush briefing at the foreign office. Gloria Arroyo was to visit Washington in six weeks, so del Rosario needed to arrange all her meetings, chiefly with George W. Bush. Yet the embassy still had to fix his own presentation of credentials to the White House, for only then may he officially operate.
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