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Miguel Avenido, Kristofer Nebrija, Miguel Velasquez, Rhea Torres and Rassa Velasquez beat their respective rivals in varying fashions as they spearheaded the Filipinos’ bid in the two-day event, which drew some 500 youthful karatekas from 25 nations.
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