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                    [Title] => 2 bronze sa Pinay paddlers
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Nakuntento ang wo-men’s dragon boat team sa da­lawang bronze medals sa idinaos na 10th Asian Dra­gon Boat Championships sa Sooyoung River & APEC Naru Park sa Haeundae, Busan, Korea mula noong Setyembre 7 hanggang 9.

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She stood over "Haliya," a reclining figure she had sculpted over a couple of decades ago, and whose now enlarged edition – naked, supine, immodestly pregnant – had just been installed on foreign ground.
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