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It is only the specially blessed ones among us that do not know the terror in taking examinations.

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“Contraception is Corruption,” the Catholic Church is quoted as saying. It is one corruption that PNoy is not known to be fighting against.
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                    [AuthorName] => Juanito V. Jabat   

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I know it takes a lot for a group of journalists to feel even remotely hopeful about something they have been covering for years that produced mostly stories of one disaster or another, specially of the man-made variety.
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                    [Title] => OA ang GMA 7 kay Alyssa Alano!
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Gaano katotoo na kalahating milyon ang asking price ng international star na si Lea Salonga kapag pinakakanta sa mga birthday parties?


Kwento sa amin ng taong dumalo sa 80th birthday party ng tycoon na si Mr. John Gokongwei ng JG Summit  sa Crowne Plaza Hotel ballroom last Friday na ni-request si Lea na  kumanta sa party. Nag-mini concert ng broadway medleys at wala raw masabi ang guests ni Mr. Gokongwei dahil super enjoy sila nung gabi.


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Under the JG Summit set-up, Mr. Gokongwei is president and chief operating officer of all companies under the holding company. He reports to uncle, James Go, who functions as chairman and chief executive officer.


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Highly placed sources told The STAR that Gokongwei group patriarch John Gokongwei Jr. met with First Pacific controlling shareholder Anthoni Salim in Shanghai, China last Oct. 10 where Gokongwei, through his personal legal counsel Perry Pe, said that they remain interested in PLDT. 


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                    [Title] => First Pacific’s problem
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MR. GOKONGWEI

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Kwento sa amin ng taong dumalo sa 80th birthday party ng tycoon na si Mr. John Gokongwei ng JG Summit  sa Crowne Plaza Hotel ballroom last Friday na ni-request si Lea na  kumanta sa party. Nag-mini concert ng broadway medleys at wala raw masabi ang guests ni Mr. Gokongwei dahil super enjoy sila nung gabi.


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