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Like a more melodic Coldplay, Keane has been a perennial favorite of mine, and while its output has had its ups and downs, the new CD Strangeland is one strong return to form.
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                    [Title] => WWE on Jack TV
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Sinabi ni Atty. Angelito Magno, executive  officer ng National Bureau of Investigation sa NAIA, na-reset sa Disyembre 13, 2005 ang paglabas sa kulungan ni Jimenez matapos umano itong lumabag sa prison rules. Dahil dito sa Disyembre 14 pa ito mapapauwi.


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                    [Title] => Senate committee to resume probe on $2-M extortion charge vs Nani
                    [Summary] => The Senate committee on government corporations and public enterprises will resume its inquiry next week into allegations that former justice secretary Hernando Perez had extorted $2 million from extradited congressman Mark Jimenez.


Committee chairman Sen. John Osmeña told reporters yesterday that he would invite Perez to the hearing.


He said he would confront the former justice secretary with documents from the Swiss government.


He said documents could be the "smoking gun" in the $2 million extortion case against Perez.


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                    [Title] => SC ruling on MJ out this week?
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This was hinted at by Chief Justice Hilario Davide Jr. in a chance interview with reporters who attended an affair of the Metrobank Foundation and the Philippine Judicial Academy yesterday.


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                    [Title] => Jimenez insists he wired $2 million to Nani
                    [Summary] => Manila Rep. Mark Jimenez insisted yesterday that he wired $2 million to Coutts Bank of Hong Kong on Feb. 23, 2001 and that the huge sum was intended for Justice Secretary Hernando Perez.


Reacting to a certification from Coutts Bank that Perez does not have an account in the bank, Jimenez said he has the report of his bank in Uruguay to prove that it transferred the money to the Hong Kong bank through Trade and Commerce Bank in the Cayman Islands and Chase Manhattan Bank in New York.


"They gave me the account number and I wired the money there," he said.


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                    [Title] => Villarama, MJ at Lacson iimbitahan ng NBI
                    [Summary] => Padadalhan na ng subpoena ng National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) sina Bulacan Rep. Willie Villarama, Manila Rep. Mark Jimenez at Sen. Panfilo Lacson kaugnay sa kanilang nalalaman sa isyu ng "Million Dollar Man."


Ito ang sinabi kahapon ni NBI Director Reynaldo Wycoco matapos itong magtungo sa tanggapan ni Justice Secretary Hernando Perez sa Department of Justice (DOJ) para magpulong.


Itinalaga ni Wycoco ang NBI-Agent Graft Division sa pangunguna ni Atty. Justo Yap upang magsiyasat at tutukan ang imbestigasyon sa ginawang pagbubunyag ni Villarama.


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                    [Title] => Nani Perez named ‘million dollar man’
                    [Summary] => The cat is out of the bag and the name is Nani Perez.


Rep. Willie Buyson Villarama (Aksyon Demokratiko, Bulacan) finally categorically linked Justice Secretary Hernando Perez yesterday to the reported $2-million bribery to allow a Latin American firm to operate a power plant in Laguna.


Addressing the Philippine Insurers Club in Makati City, Villarama revealed a letter he sent yesterday morning to Chairman Dario Rama of the Presidential Anti-Graft Commission (PAGC) who was inquiring about the Bulacan lawmaker’s "Million Dollar Man" exposé.


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                    [Title] => Fire ‘Million Dollar Man’ — Lawmaker
                    [Summary] => President Arroyo was urged yesterday to fire the "Million Dollar Man" in her Cabinet who allegedly extorted $2 million from a former crony of ousted President Joseph Estrada who is facing some problems with the government. 


Rep. Willie Buyson Villarama (Aksyon Demokratiko, Bulacan) made the appeal in an interview on ABS-CBN’s Dong Puno Nightly. It was Villarama who last week exposed what he described as the "abominable and bottomless greed" of the still-unnamed Cabinet official.


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                    [Title] => Senate to probe ‘Million $ Man’
                    [Summary] => Too many commissions spoil the probe.


Senate President Franklin Drilon said the Senate Blue Ribbon Committee is the proper body to investigate the alleged $2 million payola of a still-unidentified Cabinet secretary.


Drilon said he was inclined to disagree with the proposal to create an independent commission to look into the "Million Dollar Man" controversy.


"I’m afraid we have too many commissions in the bureaucracy," Drilon said.


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MILLION DOLLAR MAN

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Sinabi ni Atty. Angelito Magno, executive  officer ng National Bureau of Investigation sa NAIA, na-reset sa Disyembre 13, 2005 ang paglabas sa kulungan ni Jimenez matapos umano itong lumabag sa prison rules. Dahil dito sa Disyembre 14 pa ito mapapauwi.


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Committee chairman Sen. John Osmeña told reporters yesterday that he would invite Perez to the hearing.


He said he would confront the former justice secretary with documents from the Swiss government.


He said documents could be the "smoking gun" in the $2 million extortion case against Perez.


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Ito ang sinabi kahapon ni NBI Director Reynaldo Wycoco matapos itong magtungo sa tanggapan ni Justice Secretary Hernando Perez sa Department of Justice (DOJ) para magpulong.


Itinalaga ni Wycoco ang NBI-Agent Graft Division sa pangunguna ni Atty. Justo Yap upang magsiyasat at tutukan ang imbestigasyon sa ginawang pagbubunyag ni Villarama.


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Addressing the Philippine Insurers Club in Makati City, Villarama revealed a letter he sent yesterday morning to Chairman Dario Rama of the Presidential Anti-Graft Commission (PAGC) who was inquiring about the Bulacan lawmaker’s "Million Dollar Man" exposé.


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Rep. Willie Buyson Villarama (Aksyon Demokratiko, Bulacan) made the appeal in an interview on ABS-CBN’s Dong Puno Nightly. It was Villarama who last week exposed what he described as the "abominable and bottomless greed" of the still-unnamed Cabinet official.


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Drilon said he was inclined to disagree with the proposal to create an independent commission to look into the "Million Dollar Man" controversy.


"I’m afraid we have too many commissions in the bureaucracy," Drilon said.


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