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Now based in Australia, Ligaya Maceda, the first Philip Recto awardee to be trained abroad (in 2000), was recently awarded the highly esteemed 2012 Westfield Fellowship through the American Australian Association (AAA) for her post-graduate studies in architecture at the Columbia University in New York.

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The world economy's center of gravity is shifting rapidly to Asia, which will soon rival Wall Street as a source of routine market signals, Australia's central bank chief said Thursday.

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                    [Title] => Recto awardee granted  Columbia U fellowship
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Now based in Australia, Ligaya Maceda, the first Philip Recto awardee to be trained abroad (in 2000), was recently awarded the highly esteemed 2012 Westfield Fellowship through the American Australian Association (AAA) for her post-graduate studies in architecture at the Columbia University in New York.

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