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[Title] => US newspaper's handgun permit map draws criticism
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A newspaper's publication of the names and addresses of handgun permit holders in two New York counties has sparked online discussions — and a healthy dose of outrage.
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[Title] => Inter-school 3-on-3 caging slated at BTC
[Summary] => A 3-on-3 basketball tournament for private elementary and secondary schools in Metro Cebu is on the works and will run on four weekends next month.
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[Title] => A fighting coral fights for its life in its hometown, Puerto Galera
[Summary] => Puerto Galera is synonymous with a lot of things (beaches, beauties, and bars are some words that come to mind). For some reef scientists, however, Puerto Galera is also known for a coral that was first known to science in this picturesque town. The coral is Anacropora puertogalerae, an exquisite and fragile animal uncommon elsewhere in the country.
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[Title] => From protests by assembly to protest by absentia
[Summary] => Despite the fact that for the first time the 17th anniversary of People’s Power was rightfully declared a holiday, there was no crowd to speak of during the program held last Tuesday. And if the anti-riot police had not blocked the Sanlakas group from marching to the EDSA Shrine, the occasion would have been a protest rally rather than a commemoration of People’s Power. This can only mean one thing. The EDSA Revolution has not lived up to the people’s expectations.
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December 27, 2012 - 9:19am
