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What compelled me to seek the proverbial greener pastures was not for economic prosperity alone. In the mid-90s, ignoring the diaspora of Filipino geologists was unthinkable. And yet I was defiant, believing that I will retire for good working in the Philippines.
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A coalition of public groups has launched a campaign to collect 200,000 signatures from citizens in Malaysia’s Sabah state on Borneo island who want the government to flush out illegal immigrants, said Patrick Sindu, president of the Consumers Association of Sabah.


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