+ Follow JOSEPH CHAU Tag
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You call somebody a lazy dog or a lucky dog, accuse him of dogging it for failing to do his best or putting on a dog and pony show for nothing more than an elaborate PR pitch.
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Some people look at feng shui the way they would look at a pitcher of ice-cold water if they had been crawling in the Serengeti for five days: They absolutely must have it or else they would drop dead. Others look at feng shui the way they look at a cloverleaf or a rabbit’s foot that they accidentally encounter on the street: No harm in taking it for added luck. And the rest dismiss it the way they would FPJ pronouncements that he can hold his alcohol, thank you.
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[Summary] => Mandarin Oriental, Manila announces the beguilingly named “Our Wedding Proposal” promotion – with chance to win a free P500,000 wedding reception in a raffle draw, and an invitation to a spectacular bridal fair on March 20 and 21.
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You call somebody a lazy dog or a lucky dog, accuse him of dogging it for failing to do his best or putting on a dog and pony show for nothing more than an elaborate PR pitch.
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