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[Title] => Cordillera’s pride vies in Mr. Universe
[Summary] => BAGUIO CITY–Despite lack of support from government, Cordilleran pride Sammy Ayochok, is confident he will make Filipinos proud also in body-building like Manny Pacquiao in boxing in the Mr. Universe Bodybuilding Championships set this weekend in Cuxhasen, Germany.
With 63 countries participating, Ayochok, 48, bronze medalist in the 1997 Mr. World (Greece) will be ranged against the world’s best in the elite Master’s category.
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[AuthorName] => Artemio Dumlao
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[Title] => Welcome to the sport of hair-pulling
[Summary] => LA TRINIDAD, Benguet – Did you know that hair pulling is a sport in the Cordilleras?
Called "oonet" by folk in Talubing, Bontoc, Mt. Province, it is played by girls after the planting season or on any occasion. The protagonists pair up and then pull each other’s hairs to ease their feelings toward one another.
After the game, the players become friends again and leave their past misunderstandings together with their pulled hairs behind.
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[AuthorName] => Rudy A. Fernandez
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With 63 countries participating, Ayochok, 48, bronze medalist in the 1997 Mr. World (Greece) will be ranged against the world’s best in the elite Master’s category.
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[Summary] => LA TRINIDAD, Benguet – Did you know that hair pulling is a sport in the Cordilleras?
Called "oonet" by folk in Talubing, Bontoc, Mt. Province, it is played by girls after the planting season or on any occasion. The protagonists pair up and then pull each other’s hairs to ease their feelings toward one another.
After the game, the players become friends again and leave their past misunderstandings together with their pulled hairs behind.
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