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Pitong impormante ang tumanggap ng may kabuuang P3.8 milyon cash bilang gantimpala ng Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) sa pagbibigay nila ng impormasyon laban sa mga nagpapakalat ng iligal na droga sa bansa.

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Ready for that summer getaway?
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                    [AuthorName] => September Mahino
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                    [Title] => Rufa Mae, di na kasosyo si Erik sa repeat concert!
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                    [Title] => TV & the Logos War
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The advent of sports made for TV couldn't be better amplified these past days (or months) with the avalanche of big sporting events that have hit the boob tube. Unlike the past, it has now gotten to a point where almost the whole year is now filled with big TV sports events that shouldn't be missed by the avid TV sports fan in all of us. 


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                    [Title] => Taiwan bags Pan Pacific crown
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Chen Who Jann completed a no-hitter that capped the Taiwanese’ four-game sweep, including a 9-4 win over the Philippines earlier,  in this five-day, four-nation meet organized by Philippine Tot Baseball Foundation, Inc. president Rodolfo "Boy" Tingzon, Jr.


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                    [Title] => Rains delay RP clouters bid for Pan - Pacific fina
                    [Summary] => Subic –  The Philippines blanked Japan, 4-0, in the two innings before monsoon rains halted play, putting on hold the Filipinos’ entry to the finals of the first Pan-Pacific junior baseball championships here yesterday.


Inspired by a stunning 3-2 triumph over the same team in the last elimination round match, the Filipinos drew two RBIs (runs batted in) each from Rico Vinuya and Edgardo Cruz in the bottom of the first frame to gain a 4-0 lead before heavy downpour stopped the game.


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                    [Title] => Taiwanese clouters hold sway
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Eager to finish off the Japanese after monsoon rains halted their match Sunday, the Taiwanese coasted to the six-inning victory at resumption with Bien Jan baffling Japan’s batters by twirling a no-hitter.


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                    [Title] => JPS Sports captures First Jawo Cup title
                    [Summary] => JPS Sports downed Red Bull, 68-64, to capture the Fil-Chinese division crown of the first Sen. Robert Jaworski Cup at the Tanduay gym in Quiapo, Manila Monday. 


JPS Sports, which led, 42-34, at the turn, rode on the endgame brilliance of Erwin Ong, Armand Pangilinan, Joseph Realista and Steve Ong to thwart repeated rallies by Red Bull.


Erwin Ong led all scorers with 18 points to power JPS, formerly Aquasafe, to its third franchise title.


Realista, who was later voted as the tournament’st Most Valuable Player, and Ong chipped in nine points apiece.


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Chen Who Jann completed a no-hitter that capped the Taiwanese’ four-game sweep, including a 9-4 win over the Philippines earlier,  in this five-day, four-nation meet organized by Philippine Tot Baseball Foundation, Inc. president Rodolfo "Boy" Tingzon, Jr.


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Eager to finish off the Japanese after monsoon rains halted their match Sunday, the Taiwanese coasted to the six-inning victory at resumption with Bien Jan baffling Japan’s batters by twirling a no-hitter.


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JPS Sports, which led, 42-34, at the turn, rode on the endgame brilliance of Erwin Ong, Armand Pangilinan, Joseph Realista and Steve Ong to thwart repeated rallies by Red Bull.


Erwin Ong led all scorers with 18 points to power JPS, formerly Aquasafe, to its third franchise title.


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