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On Christmas Eve, 2003, noted painter Makoto Fujimura gathered with other artists for a party at Sato Museum in Tokyo. Many had donated their works for a benefit exhibit to raise money for children in Afghanistan.

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The P10-billion hydometallurgical processing plant (HPP) of Coral Bay Nickel Corp. is set to be completed by yearend and operational in early 2004.
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On Christmas Eve, 2003, noted painter Makoto Fujimura gathered with other artists for a party at Sato Museum in Tokyo. Many had donated their works for a benefit exhibit to raise money for children in Afghanistan.

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