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Alam n’yo ba na muntik ng ipalaglag ng kanyang ina si Adolph Hitler noong siya ay nasa sinapupunan pa nito?

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                    [Title] => Islanders: the original 'Azkals'
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Did you know that when Jimmy Carter was president of the United States, First Daughter Amy Lynn Carter had a First Cat that presided over the Oval Office of the White House for four years? A male Siamese, the cat was named Misty Malarky Ying Yang (such a looong name for such a small furball of a creature, don’t you think?).


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                    [Summary] => PARIS, France – Paris is definitely a city for play.  Unfortunately, we were there for a bit of work.  Three of our party (i.e. Juan, my wife Yvonne and I) happen to belong to a little militant outfit of fashion misfits called HG.  We got together in places like Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf three years ago and spent a good deal of our time talking about how boring most of the stuff being put out in fashion magazines before finally deciding to see if we could do any better.
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                    [AuthorName] => Erwin T. Romulo
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                    [Title] => Kick out the scoundrels / GMA playing with truth / Japan, China gouge-out
                    [Summary] => Oh what a tangled web they weave when first they practise to deceive, was what we virtually said when the ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) embraced Burma as a full member in the early 90s. This columnist sputtered and angrily questioned that membership. I even personally confronted then President Fidel Ramos about it. His lame excuse  was that the Burmese leadership  of rogue generals would eventually relent and reform, and that letting them in instead of treating them like a pariah would be good for the region.


That was a colossal blunder.


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ADOLPH HITLER

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