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"Overcoming tragedy, seizing opportunity, unleashing opportunity," is the slogan printed on a shirt worn by Arnel Rebate, one of the survivors of the landslide and floods that swept through the provinces of Quezon and Aurora in late November 2004.


The slogan expresses the turnaround in Rebate’s life, which had been devastated by the tragedy.


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"Overcoming tragedy, seizing opportunity, unleashing opportunity," is the slogan printed on a shirt worn by Arnel Rebate, one of the survivors of the landslide and floods that swept through the provinces of Quezon and Aurora in late November 2004.


The slogan expresses the turnaround in Rebate’s life, which had been devastated by the tragedy.


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Quezon tragedy victims turn to wood sculpting for survival

By Katherine Adraneda | November 14, 2005 - 12:00am

They create and rebuild — sculpting the wood that destroyed their homes and all they had almost a year ago, when huge hardwood logs rushed down a mountainside, borne by landslides and floods. "Overcoming...

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