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Lift the truck ban and ban the cars instead on some days of the week.

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Dinukot ng tatlong armadong kalalakihan habang nakikipag-kuwentuhan sa kanyang mga kaibigan ang isang negosyante sa Malabon, kamakalawa.


Kinilala ang biktima na si Cipriano "Cip" Lacson, residente ng 8 Kagitingan Extension, Malabon City.


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Citadel is registered with the Bureau of Animal Industry as a feeds/feedstuff importer under registration certificate no. IM-637. Prior to CIP 01-4864 dated June 6, 2001, BAI also issued Citadel a certification under CIP 01-2701 dated March 28, 2001.


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Kinilala ang biktima na si Cipriano "Cip" Lacson, residente ng 8 Kagitingan Extension, Malabon City.


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