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[Title] => Wonderland down South
[Summary] => What I love about attending the Silliman University National Writers Workshop in Dumaguete is that while it takes center stage for the week or so spent in my adopted hometown, the literary activity is never the only one that supplies and holds interest.
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[Title] => Sulu relief effort launched
[Summary] => COTABATO CITY A massive relief effort has been launched for nearly 1,000 families displaced by the conflict in Sulu even as Abu Sayyaf bandits resumed their attacks against the military yesterday.
Government officials in the region urged the military to allow relief workers access to hostile spots in the province to deliver food and vital provisions to civilians affected by fierce clashes over the past five days.
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Government officials in the region urged the military to allow relief workers access to hostile spots in the province to deliver food and vital provisions to civilians affected by fierce clashes over the past five days.
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November 17, 2005 - 12:00am