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KABUL (AP) – A civilian helicopter ferrying humanitarian aid was shot down yesterday in a southern Afghan province where fighting with the Taliban is raging, killing all six Ukrainian crew members and a child on the ground, officials said. Two US Marines and an Italian soldier died in the latest clashes.


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Makati City regional trial court (RTC) Branch 139 Judge Benjamin Pozon set the tentative date for the promulgation of judgment after the government lawyers representing the alleged rape victim informed the court that they would no longer present rebuttal evidence and witnesses as earlier planned.


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