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                    [Title] => EDITORYAL — Seryosong usapin ang pag-eespiya
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                    [Title] => BI: Chinese ‘spies’ lived in Philippines for decades
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                    [Title] => EDITORYAL - Mga espiya, patawan nang mabigat na parusa
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                    [Title] => Lawmaker raises alarm on possible Chinese spies hidden in dredging vessels
                    [Summary] => Senator Risa Hontiveros raised the alarm on the possible presence of Chinese spies in dredging vessels in Philippine waters. 
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                    [Title] => FBI says Russians were a 'new breed' of spy
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Anna Chapman wasn't just a member of one of the largest rings of Russian sleeper agents ever rolled up by the FBI, officials say. The 29-year-old former real estate agent, who became a lingerie model and corporate spokeswoman back in Moscow, represented a new breed of Russian spies adapted to the post-Cold War world.

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                    [Title] => EDITORYAL - Mga espiya, patawan nang mabigat na parusa
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                    [Title] => FBI says Russians were a 'new breed' of spy
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Anna Chapman wasn't just a member of one of the largest rings of Russian sleeper agents ever rolled up by the FBI, officials say. The 29-year-old former real estate agent, who became a lingerie model and corporate spokeswoman back in Moscow, represented a new breed of Russian spies adapted to the post-Cold War world.

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