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                    [Title] => RP winds up 4th overall in SEA Games
                    [Summary] => HANOI, Vietnam (via Globe Telecom) — The world-class bets from the ancient Chinese martial art of wushu, the surprisingly tough rowers in traditional boat race and the fancied basketball and chess teams delivered the last golds and the coup de grace on archrival Malaysia as the Philippines claimed fourth overall with 48 gold medals at the close of the 22nd Southeast Asian Games yesterday.

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