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                    [Title] => Better info exchange key to SMEs’ global competitiveness
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                    [Title] => Exports projected to grow 7-8%
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                    [Title] => Review of PJEPA set next year
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                    [Title] => Target of doubling exports by 2016 still achievable
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This was disclosed yesterday by Trade and Industry Secretary Peter B. Favila even as government filed a motion for reconsideration with the SC.


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