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[Title] => Do you remember Christmas in the Philippines?
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As the year (and century) came to a close, let us remember that we did not just
end another year. We were the witnesses to the closing (and beginning of) a new
decade, of a new century, and a new millennium. The stroke of midnight on
December 31, 1999, was more significant than the previous ones in the last 999
years.
For my part, I am thankful that I have helped many people this past year to be
reunited with their loved ones, and to fulfill the American Dream.
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As the year (and century) came to a close, let us remember that we did not just
end another year. We were the witnesses to the closing (and beginning of) a new
decade, of a new century, and a new millennium. The stroke of midnight on
December 31, 1999, was more significant than the previous ones in the last 999
years.
For my part, I am thankful that I have helped many people this past year to be
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