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After a failed bid in singles, Jeson Patrombon went all out to make up for the setback in the doubles but still ended up short as he and partner Jimmy Wang of Chinese Taipei fell to Johan Brunstrom and Frederik Nielsen, 3-6, 1-6, yesterday in the $75,000 ATP Challenger Philippine Open at the Rizal Memorial Tennis Center.

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Two taxi drivers were arrested after they robbed two Koreans of P115,000 worth of cash and personal belongings in San Juan City yesterday.

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Two taxi drivers were arrested after they robbed two Koreans of P115,000 worth of cash and personal belongings in San Juan City yesterday.

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