+ Follow ASIA MARKET INTELLIGENCE Tag
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So chivalry still exists. Isn’t that refreshing especially in this modern times? Chivalry definitely ruled, especially when six young celebrities recently took part of a dating game called TXT N Match held at GMA 7’s daytime program SIS with Janice and Gelli de Belen.
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According to a recent study conducted by independent research house, Asia Market Intelligence, and commissioned by Siemens Mobile Devices, 61 percent of the male mobile phone owners claim to send love messages to their partners or spouses, compared to only 51 percent for females.
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February 14, 2001 - 12:00am
