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[Title] => Vaseline Men vie in Maui triathlon
[Summary] => Vaseline Men will send a five-man Philippine squad to compete in the XTERRA Off-road Triathlon Global Championships, which fires off Oct. 28 in Maui, Hawaii.
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[Title] => The tiangge lifestyle
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HEALTH FOOD
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October 2, 2012 - 12:00am
