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[Title] => When you begin mewing about ‘peace’, that’s when terrorists strike
[Summary] => Almost on cue yesterday, a terrorist bomb was exploded inside the public market of Koronadal City in South Cotabato, killing an 11-year old girl, a vegetable vendor and a peddler of plastics. It’s always the helpless and the humble who get the worst of it in such heartless attacks.
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[Title] => My Pitch for Peace
[Summary] => I’ve stopped watching the evening news and vowed never to look at the daily paper’s headline everyday like I used to. The endless bombarding of bad news has made me anxious so I’m following the advise of a columnist I read a few days ago: limit your news consumption while still keeping abreast with what is happening in the world.
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