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NEW YORK The Philippines finds itself once again stuck with the old dilemma of wanting to dispose of a president who has lost credibility and being derailed by the perplexing question of which particular new leader to turn to.
For the beleaguered Estrada regime, this can only buy more time to shore up its crumbling defenses and to sow poisonous intrigues among the parties working for its overthrow.
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For the beleaguered Estrada regime, this can only buy more time to shore up its crumbling defenses and to sow poisonous intrigues among the parties working for its overthrow.
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October 19, 2000 - 12:00am