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In a press briefing at the Palace, Press Secretary Ricardo Puno Jr. said Singsons bombshell was a "dud" that was "long in rhetoric but very, very woefully short of evidence."
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By by Marichu Villanueva and Liberty Dones | October 10, 2000 - 12:00am
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