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Tuason said that both Pabillore and Malalad are part of a karate-do association that was bugged by infighting even before the athletes left for Malaysia.


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Troubled NSAs must take hint from winning karateka

September 11, 2001 - 12:00am

KUALA LUMPUR –"Leadership squabbles must not stop athletes from pursuing a mission to excel and serve the country well." Thus said Philippine Sports Commission Chair Butch Tuason yesterday as he cited...

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