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[Title] => Quality of life has worsened
[Summary] => Ralph Recto has been fighting tooth and nail for the right to say we are not yet in recession even if the GDP growth has declined to less than a percentage point. But Dr. Ciel Habito, former NEDA Chief and current Ateneo economist, is of the opinion that the debate on whether or not recession has descended on our fair land is all meaningless.
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[Title] => Out of the loop!
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In a corporate setting, a senior executive who finds out that he is apparently out of the loop in major decision making on matters in his turf, has reason to worry… an omen of a career in twilight. That’s because the relationship of a senior executive to his boss, usually the CEO, is a matter of confidence. Finding oneself out of the loop is more than a subtle hint that there is some loss of confidence in an executive’s ability to carry out his mandate.
[DatePublished] => 2006-09-11 00:00:00
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[Title] => Giving, leaving and other things
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I once visited an abandoned house in the city. An "agent" tipped me off about a highly collectible car that had been left in the garden exposed to the sun and the rain for about ten years.
For a petrol head, reformed antique collector, and lover of most things old, I was shocked how anybody could just dump something of great value both in pesos, dollars, and memories.
[DatePublished] => 2006-08-09 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Cito Beltran
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[Title] => Machine readable passports? When?
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There was this sentence somewhere in the middle of Ate Glue’s SONA which reads: "Machine readable electronic passports will enhance the credibility of Philippine travel documents, improve the mobility and increase the prospects of Philippine business and labor."
[DatePublished] => 2006-07-28 00:00:00
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TITO BERT
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[Title] => Quality of life has worsened
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In a corporate setting, a senior executive who finds out that he is apparently out of the loop in major decision making on matters in his turf, has reason to worry… an omen of a career in twilight. That’s because the relationship of a senior executive to his boss, usually the CEO, is a matter of confidence. Finding oneself out of the loop is more than a subtle hint that there is some loss of confidence in an executive’s ability to carry out his mandate.
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[Title] => Giving, leaving and other things
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I once visited an abandoned house in the city. An "agent" tipped me off about a highly collectible car that had been left in the garden exposed to the sun and the rain for about ten years.
For a petrol head, reformed antique collector, and lover of most things old, I was shocked how anybody could just dump something of great value both in pesos, dollars, and memories.
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[ColumnID] => 133943
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[Title] => Machine readable passports? When?
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There was this sentence somewhere in the middle of Ate Glue’s SONA which reads: "Machine readable electronic passports will enhance the credibility of Philippine travel documents, improve the mobility and increase the prospects of Philippine business and labor."
[DatePublished] => 2006-07-28 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133182
[Focus] => 0
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[AuthorName] => Boo Chanco
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