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As is — where is. This is a term that is supposed to clearly state that a product is being sold or rented out in current visible form.
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Yun naman pala. So, how come Ate Glue has not given smuggling as much attention as the EVAT as a strategy for bridging the fiscal gap? On the contrary, I hear that the current acting Customs Commissioner may be changed because the traditional smugglers have become unhappy. 


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According to Favila, he had met last week with Senator Roxas to discuss how the Safeguard Measures Act could be strengthened.


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SENATOR ROXAS

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