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                    [Title] => No special day of hearts for GIs in Sulu
                    [Summary] => JOLO, Sulu — With a warning from United States President George W. Bush not to engage in any sexual activity while in the Philippines, American troops deployed here plan to spend Valentine’s Day administering humanitarian services.


"The soldiers are just much too busy and serious for this business," said Capt. Leo Liebreich, public affairs officer for the Joint Special Operation Task Force-Philippines (JSOTF-P) Sulu mission, referring to the well-known popularity of Valentine’s Day among Filipinos. "We have a mission to do."
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                    [Summary] => JOLO, Sulu — With a warning from United States President George W. Bush not to engage in any sexual activity while in the Philippines, American troops deployed here plan to spend Valentine’s Day administering humanitarian services.


"The soldiers are just much too busy and serious for this business," said Capt. Leo Liebreich, public affairs officer for the Joint Special Operation Task Force-Philippines (JSOTF-P) Sulu mission, referring to the well-known popularity of Valentine’s Day among Filipinos. "We have a mission to do."
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