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I used to pass by the old Cokaliong Shipping office on D. Jakosalem Street on my way to the office back in the early 1990s.

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Wala’y taga Sugbo nga nalakip sa pagkalunod sa usa ka roll-on/roll-off vessel nga MV/Maharlika II, sa Binit Point, Panaon Island, San Ricardo, Southern Leyte pasado alas 7:00 niadtong Sabado sa gabii.

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This is a long overdue note for such a very nice and informative column that has appeared in The Freeman for quite some time now. I think the first time it saw print was in the June 12, 2013 issue (about Julian A. Alcantara Street). And I'm referring to Atty. Clarence Paul Oaminal's CEBUPEDIA.

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                    [Title] => Laing barko sa 2Go nabag-id
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Usa ka passenger vessel sa 2GO Shipping Lines nga M/V Saint Pope John Paul II ang mibag-id ngadto sa laing barko nga gi-angkorahe kagahapon sa buntag diha sa Pier Uno tungod sa kakusog sa hangin.

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One of the trade secrets of successful businessmen is that they do not completely entrust the management of their business to other people. They take charge of the operations themselves.

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