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FEAR NOT: President Gloria Arroyo must show to the watching world that she does not tolerate venalities in government, especially when there are insinuations that her husband Mike may be involved in rigging biddings for World Bank-assisted projects.
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                    [Title] => Cash-for-work not farm dole-outs
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                    [AuthorName] =>  Jess Diaz
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                    [Title] => Bishop predicts return of jueteng by Nov. 15
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Illegal lottery operations will resume by Nov. 15 once the state-run Small-Town Lottery (STL) and "Pick 2" games are launched across the country, Lingayen-Dagupan Archbishop Oscar Cruz said yesterday.


Cruz claimed the launching of the STL reveals the failure of the government to eradicate jueteng, which is the primary reason why it has pushed what he called a "legal replacement."


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                    [Title] => Martial law and the 'gag' order
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                    [Title] => What’s in a name? From DAR to DLR and DAR again
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After President Arroyo changed the name of the Department of Land Reform (DLR) to its former name, Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR), last month, the agency’s officer-in-charge Nasser Pangandaman now has ordered the use of the agency’s old name and logo in all transactions beginning yesterday.


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                    [Title] => ‘Commander Robot’ slips military dragnet
                    [Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY — Abu Sayyaf leader Ghalib Andang, alias Commander Robot, slipped away from military troops sent to evict the bandit group from Sulu within 90 days.


Southern Command (Southcom) chief Lt. Gen. Narciso Abaya said soldiers spotted the groups led by Andang and another Abu Sayyaf leader, Umbra Jumdail alias Dr. Abu Pula, a paramedic expert, in barangay Laba, Indanan town Saturday.


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                    [Title] => Stock market seen reverting to consolidation phase this week
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Analysts expect investors to trade with caution as fears of a possible war in the Middle East continue to outweigh positive developments on the domestic front.  Together with the Venezuelan strike, the escalating tension in the Middle East has caused oil prices to shoot up, causing serious concerns across global markets.


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Cruz claimed the launching of the STL reveals the failure of the government to eradicate jueteng, which is the primary reason why it has pushed what he called a "legal replacement."


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