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                    [ArticleID] => 572868
                    [Title] => Fun time for kids at Golden Sunset
                    [Summary] => 

Vacation time is a time all kids look forward to, what with swimming, picnics, and other enjoyable activities.

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Last Sunday, the Panaad Festival of Negros Occidental drew to a close amid fireworks. The atmosphere united officials of 32 local government units despite differences in their political affiliations, according to Negros Occidental Gov. Joseph Maranon.
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                    [Title] => Fun time for kids at Golden Sunset
                    [Summary] => 

Vacation time is a time all kids look forward to, what with swimming, picnics, and other enjoyable activities.

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Last Sunday, the Panaad Festival of Negros Occidental drew to a close amid fireworks. The atmosphere united officials of 32 local government units despite differences in their political affiliations, according to Negros Occidental Gov. Joseph Maranon.
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