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The original title Rizal had given his novel, which he completed in Germany, and printed in Berlin in February 1886 was Noli Me Tangere (Touch Me Not) derived from the words attributed to the Risen Christ when He emerged from the Tomb, according to the gospel of St. Luke.


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                    [Summary] => It’s being kept under wraps, but there’s a vital stopover meeting in Honolulu for President Macapagal-Arroyo who’s ostensibly enroute to the Asia-Pacific Economic Coope-ration (APEC) summit in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, which begins tomorrow, Friday.


The President, who’s booked on a Philippine Airlines "commercial flight" (bet most of the seats will be taken by Cabinet members, officials, hangers-on and friends) will  overnight in Hawaii before proceeding to the US mainland where she’ll take a special flight to Los Cabos.


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The original title Rizal had given his novel, which he completed in Germany, and printed in Berlin in February 1886 was Noli Me Tangere (Touch Me Not) derived from the words attributed to the Risen Christ when He emerged from the Tomb, according to the gospel of St. Luke.


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The President, who’s booked on a Philippine Airlines "commercial flight" (bet most of the seats will be taken by Cabinet members, officials, hangers-on and friends) will  overnight in Hawaii before proceeding to the US mainland where she’ll take a special flight to Los Cabos.


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Not ‘Noli’ Me Tangere? It’s no Rizalian plot

By BY THE WAY | By Max V. Soliven | July 7, 2005 - 12:00am

When Charles Derbyshire translated our national hero Jose Rizal’s first revolutionary novel into English, he renamed it The Social Cancer. Rizal’s second novel of protest, El Filibusterismo, Mr. D translated...

Opinion

GMA off today for major powwow with CINCPAC brass on stepped-up military aid

By BY THE WAY | By Max V. Soliven | October 24, 2002 - 12:00am

It’s being kept under wraps, but there’s a vital stopover meeting in Honolulu for President Macapagal-Arroyo who’s ostensibly enroute to the Asia-Pacific Economic Coope-ration (APEC) summit in Cabo...

Opinion

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