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No signs of life

By Roberto Dejon | February 20, 2006 - 12:00am

SAINT BERNARD, Southern Leyte — After more than 48 hours of digging into what is left of Barangay Guinsaugon here, everyone speaks in hushed tones, ears to the ground, hoping the slightest sound would signal...

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