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[Title] => IBM employees donate over 10 million hours of volunteer service
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[Title] => IBM reaches out to Migi's Corner
[Summary] => In line with its focus on the special needs of children for its KidSmart program, IBM Philippines recently donated to Migi’s Corner, located at the pediatric wing of the Philippine Heart Center, an IBM KidSmart Early Learning Program.
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[Title] => IBM, researchers find new influenza drugs
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Commission on Information Communication Technology (CICT) chairman Ramon Sales joined IBM employees in welcoming the participants from various parts of the country.
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Commission on Information Communication Technology (CICT) chairman Ramon Sales joined IBM employees in welcoming the participants from various parts of the country.
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