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[Title] => Marunong sa maraming wika, mabagal tumanda
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[Summary] => It’s been 127 years since the founders of the Philippine Republic declared independence from Spanish colonial rule. Since then, making the republic strong has been tortuous, and to this day remains an uphill struggle.
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[Title] => Heat in Pinoy history
[Summary] => Many things happening today have already happened in the past. And while many Filipinos believe that the scorching heat we’ve been experiencing recently is something new and unfelt before, there have in fact already been many times in previous decades when the temperature has made many of us sweat like pigs! Today, let us look way back in history to find out what temperatures were considered “hot” by Filipinos in the past.
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[Title] => Pasta and wine; A perfect combination
[Summary] => This was a night that I was so looking forward to — a carbohydrate-loaded dinner, something people generally avoid.
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[Title] => Big guns provide thrill at French Open
[Summary] => Spanish teenage sensation Carlos Alcaraz and third seed Alexander Zverev both saved a match point in five-set French Open thrillers while 13-time winner Rafael Nadal and reigning champion Novak Djokovic eased into the third round Wednesday.
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[Title] => Remembering Don Sergio Osmeña Sr.
[Summary] => In Cebu, Sept. 9 is a special non-working holiday in honor of the 142nd birth anniversary of the Grand Old Man of Cebu, Don Sergio Osmeña Sr. who was born on Sept. 9, 1878 and died on Oct.19, 1961.
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