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My dictionary in-forms me that the original meaning of “Advent” is “the coming of a notable person, thing or event.”
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Globelines, Innove’s consumer brand, has brought down its IDD rate to P2.50 per minute — the lowest IDD rate in the country — when connecting to five countries using Globe1-Innove’s first prepaid call card service. 


Globe1 can be used to call to the US, Canada, Hong Kong, Singapore and Australia via a Globelines postpaid or prepaid line or Globelines payphone.


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The text-based raffle program is aimed at plugging the loophole in government’s revenue collections, estimated at over P50 billion annually, and encouraging the public to habitually ask receipts for their purchases, thereby compelling business establishments to issue receipts.


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                    [Summary] => The Reserve Officers Training Course (ROTC) will no longer be mandatory for male college students starting next school year.


Sen. Renato Cayetano, chairman of the Senate committee on education, gave this assurance yesterday as he revealed that President Arroyo has formally certified the bill seeking to make the ROTC voluntary or optional for college students, thus ensuring the measure’s approval within the month.


The Senate resumes its regular sessions on Nov. 12 after a two-week break.


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