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[Title] => Injustice: The road to suicide or heroism
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[Title] => On being sorry
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[Title] => The Sicilian Defense
[Summary] => The Sicilian Defense was first mentioned in a manuscript by Giulio Polerio in 1594. In chess, it involves using a black pawn to aggressively respond to the first move of an advancing white center pawn.
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[Title] => Danding brews political plans
[Summary] => Filipinos love to drink Eduardo Cojuangco’s beer and eat his food, but his other role as a political godfather is having a much more divisive effect as the country gears up for a volatile election campaign.
The 68-year-old chairman of San Miguel Corp., seller of nine of 10 beers in the Philippines, kept a stony silence throughout a recent battle over the impeachment of the top judge that brought the country to the edge of a constitutional crisis.
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[Title] => The one-man army
[Summary] => When a young Prince Charming unwittingly falls into the claws of the matrimonial illusion, he is no longer expected to fulfill the responsibilities of a husband. No sir, the young Charming (who will soon be less charming) is expected to fulfill the responsibilities of the wife as well. The age of the hunter-gatherer or homemaker is long gone. In its place is the age of hunter-gatherer AND homemaker. Hence the line, "I pronounce you, man and wife." Animal husbandry meets Androgynous Housebandry.
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Whenever I get tired of all the special-effects summer flicks and the annual Kevin Costner sap that oozes from local cinemas around this time of year, I find myself turning to my personal video shelf, reaching for the comforting green-and-black box that contains possibly the best American film ever made; one that stands up to repeated viewings and endless imitations, but pretty much remains an unbeatable classic.
Yes, that’s right: I reach for The Godfather.
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The 68-year-old chairman of San Miguel Corp., seller of nine of 10 beers in the Philippines, kept a stony silence throughout a recent battle over the impeachment of the top judge that brought the country to the edge of a constitutional crisis.
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Yes, that’s right: I reach for The Godfather.
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