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                    [Title] => The iconic Hamleys Toys opens in Central Square
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In this happiest season of the year, SSI Group Inc., the no. 1 specialty retailer in the Philippines, brings the iconic toy brand Hamleys to the country with its first store at Central Square, Bonifacio High Street, opening on Dec. 20 at 12 noon. Hamleys has over 250 years of experience in bringing smiles and laughter to children.

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                    [Title] => Ang unang tao na sumailalim sa plastic surgery
                    [Summary] => 
SI Walter Yeo, isang British sailor noong World War I ang sinasabing unang tao na sumailalaim sa plastic surgery. Ang nagsagawa ng plastic surgery ay si Sir Harold Gillies, na tinaguriang “Ama ng Plastic Surgery”.

                    [DatePublished] => 2013-11-16 00:00:00
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                    [AuthorName] => Arnel Medina
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                    [Title] => 10,000 diamonds to celebrate the Queen's Jubilee
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This was the hottest ticket outside the Olympic games in London. Imagine more than 10,000 diamonds on display including some of the Queen’s personal jewels and several historic pieces that have never been exhibited before.
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                    [Title] => Muzzle Mary
                    [Summary] => 
Over by the United Kingdom, an interesting issue on free speech has just come oozing out, this courtesy of some people who're in the habit of littering the world with what is called 'hate-speech.'
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                    [AuthorName] => Joseph Gonzales
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                    [Title] => Murder and mayhem in the high seas
                    [Summary] => 

In one national paper last week, a human interest story was buried deep in another story. Apparently, the editors of the paper felt the human interest story was too petty compared to the one that carried it.


The story involved two Filipino seamen who used to work for the same foreign shipping company but got fired for fighting. Sent packing home, they inadvertently booked passage on the same flight.


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                    [AuthorName] => Jerry Tundag
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                    [Title] => Pinoy crewman on cruise liner faces murder rap
                    [Summary] => LONDON (AFP) — A 48-year-old Filipino has been charged with murdering a fellow crewmember who died after an alleged argument below decks on the luxury cruise liner Queen Mary II, British police announced Thursday.


Rodolfo Detecio Juanga will appear before magistrates in Southampton, on England’s south coast, on Friday accused of killing fellow countryman Joel Jagatin Tagaan on May 12 while the ship was at sea.


Both men worked as electricians on the Cunard line flagship, Hampshire Police said.


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                    [Title] => Pinoy suspect  in luxury cruise murder case identified
                    [Summary] => The Philippine embassy in London has identified the Filipino seafarer who was allegedly killed by a fellow Filipino seaman following a fight aboard the luxury cruise ship Queen Mary II last week, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) said yesterday.


The DFA said the suspect, Rodolfo Juangca, was also identified by the embassy in its report to the DFA.


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                    [Title] => 2 Pinoy nagsuntukan sa barko, 1 patay
                    [Summary] => Isang Pinoy seaman ang inaresto dahil sa umano’y pagpatay sa kapwa Pinoy makaraang mag-away habang bumibiyahe ang sinasakyan at pinaglilingkuran nilang barko sa London.


Sa ulat na nakarating kahapon sa tanggapan ni Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) Secretary Alberto Romulo, nabatid na ang biktima na hindi pa tinutukoy ang pangalan ay may edad 40-anyos.


Habang ang suspek na isa ring Pinoy ay 49-anyos at hawak na ng British police makaraang isuko ng kapitan ng barkong Queen Mary II, isang luxury cruise liner.


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                    [Title] => Filipino crewman killed in fight aboard luxury liner
                    [Summary] => 

LONDON (AFP) — British police boarded the luxury cruise liner Queen Mary II Saturday after a crew member died following a fight below decks.


The victim, a 40-year-old Filipino man, died at about 3 p.m. Friday as he was being airlifted to hospital in the Netherlands, said a spokeswoman for Hampshire police in southern England.


"A 49-year-old Filipino man has been detained on the ship by the captain under section 105 of the Merchant Shipping Act," she added.


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                    [Title] => US cagers hiding in luxury
                    [Summary] => The US Dream Team is playing it safe off the court at the Athens Olympics. The millionaire cagers aren’t quartered at the Olympic Village where some 16,000 athletes and officials are billeted. They’re living–or is it hiding?–in luxury aboard the 14-deck, $800 Million liner Queen Mary 2 docked in the Piraeus Harbor. 


Security has been a problem for the US squad since the arrival of National Basketball Association (NBA) stars at the 1992 Barcelona Olympics. Traffic screeches to a halt whenever the NBA celebrities are out on the streets, no matter the country. 

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                    [AuthorName] => Joaquin M. Henson
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QUEEN MARY

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                    [Title] => Ang unang tao na sumailalim sa plastic surgery
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                    [AuthorName] => Arnel Medina
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                    [Title] => 10,000 diamonds to celebrate the Queen's Jubilee
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The story involved two Filipino seamen who used to work for the same foreign shipping company but got fired for fighting. Sent packing home, they inadvertently booked passage on the same flight.


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                    [Title] => Pinoy crewman on cruise liner faces murder rap
                    [Summary] => LONDON (AFP) — A 48-year-old Filipino has been charged with murdering a fellow crewmember who died after an alleged argument below decks on the luxury cruise liner Queen Mary II, British police announced Thursday.


Rodolfo Detecio Juanga will appear before magistrates in Southampton, on England’s south coast, on Friday accused of killing fellow countryman Joel Jagatin Tagaan on May 12 while the ship was at sea.


Both men worked as electricians on the Cunard line flagship, Hampshire Police said.


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                    [Title] => Pinoy suspect  in luxury cruise murder case identified
                    [Summary] => The Philippine embassy in London has identified the Filipino seafarer who was allegedly killed by a fellow Filipino seaman following a fight aboard the luxury cruise ship Queen Mary II last week, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) said yesterday.


The DFA said the suspect, Rodolfo Juangca, was also identified by the embassy in its report to the DFA.


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                    [Summary] => Isang Pinoy seaman ang inaresto dahil sa umano’y pagpatay sa kapwa Pinoy makaraang mag-away habang bumibiyahe ang sinasakyan at pinaglilingkuran nilang barko sa London.


Sa ulat na nakarating kahapon sa tanggapan ni Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) Secretary Alberto Romulo, nabatid na ang biktima na hindi pa tinutukoy ang pangalan ay may edad 40-anyos.


Habang ang suspek na isa ring Pinoy ay 49-anyos at hawak na ng British police makaraang isuko ng kapitan ng barkong Queen Mary II, isang luxury cruise liner.


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                    [Title] => Filipino crewman killed in fight aboard luxury liner
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LONDON (AFP) — British police boarded the luxury cruise liner Queen Mary II Saturday after a crew member died following a fight below decks.


The victim, a 40-year-old Filipino man, died at about 3 p.m. Friday as he was being airlifted to hospital in the Netherlands, said a spokeswoman for Hampshire police in southern England.


"A 49-year-old Filipino man has been detained on the ship by the captain under section 105 of the Merchant Shipping Act," she added.


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                    [Summary] => The US Dream Team is playing it safe off the court at the Athens Olympics. The millionaire cagers aren’t quartered at the Olympic Village where some 16,000 athletes and officials are billeted. They’re living–or is it hiding?–in luxury aboard the 14-deck, $800 Million liner Queen Mary 2 docked in the Piraeus Harbor. 


Security has been a problem for the US squad since the arrival of National Basketball Association (NBA) stars at the 1992 Barcelona Olympics. Traffic screeches to a halt whenever the NBA celebrities are out on the streets, no matter the country. 

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