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[Title] => Syrian rebels treated 21 Pinoy peacekeepers well
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In remarks he later qualified to be personal, Corpus drew a stark analogy to the decision to give away a handful of tickets to a horde of people pushing to get in. He likened it to throwing a few scraps of meat to a pack of hungry wolves. The outcome would be nearly predictable.
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[Summary] => European authorities recently approved capecitabine, an innovative oral chemotherapy, as an adjuvant treatment (post-surgery) for colon cancer.
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In remarks he later qualified to be personal, Corpus drew a stark analogy to the decision to give away a handful of tickets to a horde of people pushing to get in. He likened it to throwing a few scraps of meat to a pack of hungry wolves. The outcome would be nearly predictable.
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Dr. Leonor Cabral-Lim, president of the Philippine League Against Epilepsy (PLAE), said it is important to treat epilepsy at a young age.
"Epilepsy, depending on the case, can be treated in two to five years or it cannot be treated at all... The benefits of treatment outweighs the risk of not being treated," she said.
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January 9, 2013 - 10:59am
