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                    [Title] => Patricia might come home for good
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She left the way she came — that is, sans fanfare.
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                    [Title] => Beyond disasters and massacres, it's a season of grace
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Here’s how it works. The jokes come from content provider, Wolfpac Inc., an award finalist (and the only one from Asia) in last year’s GSM annual meeting in Cannes.


The jokes are carried by Smart Communications, Inc., which has tied up with Orange, a HK carrier under Li Ka-Shing’s Hutchison Group.


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                    [Title] => Shabby treatment
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You see Jing Lapus has worked very hard to come up with a program that would help protect public school teachers from money lenders – some of whom are insurance companies – who charge between 36 percent to 1,000 percent interest a year but who have also convinced DepEd to be their collecting agent (read: the monthly loan amortizations are deducted at source before the teacher gets his/her salary).


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The jokes are carried by Smart Communications, Inc., which has tied up with Orange, a HK carrier under Li Ka-Shing’s Hutchison Group.


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