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Can one put one’s heart on a string? There is this necklace with a thumb-sized rose quartz pendant. Strung together in between knots are a red garnet, a loop of six Japanese glass beads, followed by another loop of four fresh water pearls, then a single smaller rose quartz and a leopard skin jasper.

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She is referring to the San Roque Multipurpose Project, located on the Agno River, nearly 200 kms. north of Manila, and whose completion more than a year ago threatened to leave local communities without livelihood. Nearly 800 households in San
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She is referring to the San Roque Multipurpose Project, located on the Agno River, nearly 200 kms. north of Manila, and whose completion more than a year ago threatened to leave local communities without livelihood. Nearly 800 households in San
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She is referring to the San Roque Multipurpose Project, located on the Agno River, nearly 200 kms. north of Manila, and whose completion more than a year ago threatened to leave local communities without livelihood. Nearly 800 households in San
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She is referring to the San Roque Multipurpose Project, located on the Agno River, nearly 200 kms. north of Manila, and whose completion more than a year ago threatened to leave local communities without livelihood. Nearly 800 households in San
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