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Valencia, 19, carried the cudgels for the Blu Girls as she struck out eight, issued only three hits and scored in two runs right in the first inning for the victory that more than made up for their defeat at the hands of the Chinese under finger-numbing cold a day earlier.
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By Joey Villar | October 15, 2003 - 12:00am
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The World Bank (WB) elevated the Philippines to the ranks of upper-middle income economies (UMIC). So effective July 1 this year, the WB moved the Philippines a step higher from lower-middle income to UMIC. This does not mean, however, that most of us Filipinos can now be considered middle-income class, too, facetiously saying.
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The foreign ministers of the United States, China and Russia will attend the Association of Southeast Asian Nations gathering in Manila next week, the Department of Foreign Affairs announced yesterday.
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