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[Title] => EDITORIAL - What is happening to PHL sports?
[Summary] => The Philippines remains struggling to find its mark in international sporting competitions.
[DatePublished] => 2011-11-20 00:00:00
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[Title] => Dancers waltz out of Games
[Summary] => Dancesports, which is RP’s surprise package, suffered a blow before the start of the competition when the technical committee barred two alternates – husband and wife duo of Joel and Anabelle Madera – from competing in favor of the siblings Brian Joseph Ocana and Karla Ocana due to their late notice.
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[Title] => RP bet in Mrs. U tilt
[Summary] => Mrs. Philippines-Universe 2009 Camilla Galvez (photo) is now in Latvia competing with more than 70 other contestants from the same number of countries in the Mrs. Universe Pageant.
[DatePublished] => 2009-08-10 00:00:00
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[Title] => Explosion rips Cotabato
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COTABATO CITY – An explosion ripped through a jeepney terminal here past 4 a.m. yesterday.
Inspector Wally Kasuyo, spokesman of the city police, said no one was killed or injured in the blast.
Kasuyo said the explosives could have been hurled at the terminal to scare drivers competing with a rival organization operating a terminal nearby.
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[Title] => Singapore twin sisters make impression
[Summary] => Nicole Tay Xi Hui, the young Singaporean gymnast who stumbled and fell, and yet won the gold in the floor exercise last Thursday, has a twin sister. And she’s here competing, too.
Nicole’s twin, Tabitha, won the silver in the balance beam. It was in the finals of this event where Nicole fell three times and cried before finishing her routine with an almost perfect landing–amid cheers from the crowd.
Nicole, who went on to win the floor exercise gold, also saw action in the uneven bars, winning the silver.
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[Title] => GOLD!
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They competed with so much heart, leaping higher, going faster and proving stronger than perhaps even they dared to think. With all their effort and their heart, many of our athletes competing in the XXIII Southeast Asian Games which end today took home the coveted gold medal. And in so doing, they gave our country an invaluable prize–cause for national pride and celebration.
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[Title] => Singapore twin sisters make impression
[Summary] => Nicole Tay Xi Hui, the young Singaporean gymnast who stumbled and fell, and yet won the gold in the floor exercise last Thursday, has a twin sister. And she’s here competing, too.
Nicole’s twin, Tabitha, won the silver in the balance beam. It was in the finals of this event where Nicole fell three times and cried before finishing her routine with an almost perfect landing–amid cheers from the crowd.
Nicole, who went on to win the floor exercise gold, also saw action in the uneven bars, winning the silver.
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They competed with so much heart, leaping higher, going faster and proving stronger than perhaps even they dared to think. With all their effort and their heart, many of our athletes competing in the XXIII Southeast Asian Games which end today took home the coveted gold medal. And in so doing, they gave our country an invaluable prize–cause for national pride and celebration.
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[Title] => Dancers waltz out of Games
[Summary] => Dancesports, which is RP’s surprise package, suffered a blow before the start of the competition when the technical committee barred two alternates – husband and wife duo of Joel and Anabelle Madera – from competing in favor of the siblings Brian Joseph Ocana and Karla Ocana due to their late notice.
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[Title] => RP bet in Mrs. U tilt
[Summary] => Mrs. Philippines-Universe 2009 Camilla Galvez (photo) is now in Latvia competing with more than 70 other contestants from the same number of countries in the Mrs. Universe Pageant.
[DatePublished] => 2009-08-10 00:00:00
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[Title] => Explosion rips Cotabato
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COTABATO CITY – An explosion ripped through a jeepney terminal here past 4 a.m. yesterday.
Inspector Wally Kasuyo, spokesman of the city police, said no one was killed or injured in the blast.
Kasuyo said the explosives could have been hurled at the terminal to scare drivers competing with a rival organization operating a terminal nearby.
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[Focus] => 0
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[Summary] => Nicole Tay Xi Hui, the young Singaporean gymnast who stumbled and fell, and yet won the gold in the floor exercise last Thursday, has a twin sister. And she’s here competing, too.
Nicole’s twin, Tabitha, won the silver in the balance beam. It was in the finals of this event where Nicole fell three times and cried before finishing her routine with an almost perfect landing–amid cheers from the crowd.
Nicole, who went on to win the floor exercise gold, also saw action in the uneven bars, winning the silver.
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They competed with so much heart, leaping higher, going faster and proving stronger than perhaps even they dared to think. With all their effort and their heart, many of our athletes competing in the XXIII Southeast Asian Games which end today took home the coveted gold medal. And in so doing, they gave our country an invaluable prize–cause for national pride and celebration.
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[Title] => Singapore twin sisters make impression
[Summary] => Nicole Tay Xi Hui, the young Singaporean gymnast who stumbled and fell, and yet won the gold in the floor exercise last Thursday, has a twin sister. And she’s here competing, too.
Nicole’s twin, Tabitha, won the silver in the balance beam. It was in the finals of this event where Nicole fell three times and cried before finishing her routine with an almost perfect landing–amid cheers from the crowd.
Nicole, who went on to win the floor exercise gold, also saw action in the uneven bars, winning the silver.
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They competed with so much heart, leaping higher, going faster and proving stronger than perhaps even they dared to think. With all their effort and their heart, many of our athletes competing in the XXIII Southeast Asian Games which end today took home the coveted gold medal. And in so doing, they gave our country an invaluable prize–cause for national pride and celebration.
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