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Fitness as everybody’s business

By E-MALE By Argee Guevarra | June 30, 2003 - 12:00am

If Filipinos could have their way, they would rather have pan de sal popping proudly out as muscles in their abdomens rather than feel them in their insides swelling their stomachs like turbo-charged carbofats. But...

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