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[Title] => Madame Butterfly is here, at last!
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[Title] => Nostalgic Musings / Gulyak Russian recital May 8 / Madame Butterfly June 22, 23
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[Title] => CEU celebrates Arts Month
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[Title] => FilFest, other concerts
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[Title] => Can't get enough of Cory
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[Title] => A ruby for the CCP
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[Title] => Yes, Virginia, opera is alive and well in the Philippines
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February 21, 2011 - 12:00am
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