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Spreading awareness about dengue mosquitoes: (seated, from left) Dr. Barbara Caoili, PAE president; Candy Co, Green Cross marketing manager; Remedios Aguda, PAE treasurer, and Dr. Marilyn Patricio, PAE vice president; (standing, from left) Vince Camua, Green Cross senior brand manager; Green Cross brand associate Bianca Mayo; Rhoel Suiza, PAE business manager; Gelyn Sapin, PAE board member; Cristina Bajet, PAE secretary; and Maricon Baladiang, Green Cross group product manager.

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                    [Title] => 'Study on night-biting dengue mosquito not conclusive'
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The Department of Health (DOH) said yesterday that it could not yet give credence to a 2011 study of the University of the Philippines-Los Baños about the dengue threat posed by a “secondary mosquito species.”
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                    [Title] => Warning out on night-biting dengue mosquito
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A night-biting mosquito can also cause dengue.
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                    [Title] => Bomb scare jolts Caloocan justice hall
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Court hearings at the Caloocan City Hall of Justice were called off yesterday morning after an anonymous caller said the building would be bombed.
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                    [Title] => 2 cops shot dead in Camanava in 3 days
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Two police officers were slain in the northern part of Metro Manila in a span of three days, with their killers still at large.
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                    [Title] => Caoili, Hing rule X'mas golfest
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Braulio ‘Jun’ Caoili, Jr. and Dominic Hing shared the top honors in the Alta Vista Golf and Country Club Christmas Fun Golf Classic that ended last Sunday.
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                    [Title] => Fil-Am breaks into Hollywood
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A Filipino-American, who grew up and was raised in Washington, has made it to Hollywood with the release of his first feature horror film Frayed.

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                    [Title] => Korean scholarships await Pinoy scientists
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The Korean government will begin to offer scholarship programs to Filipino scientists and researchers next year as part of the memorandum of understanding on basic research collaboration signed between the Korea Research Foundation and the Department of Science and Technology’s National Research Council of the Philippines (NCRP).
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                    [Title] => Chessers want piece of early action, scramble for slots
                    [Summary] => HO CHI MINH (Via Globe Telecom) — Sometimes, an abundance of talents in sports creates problems.


And that seems to be the case in Philippine chess with all its players wanting to play at the start today of Southeast Asian Games chess competition at the Van Don Indoor Stadium here.


The problem is that each team is allowed to field in only two players in the first event to be played which is the rapid event.


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                    [Title] => Lomibao hopes to thwart Vietnamese bid for sweep
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"I played them (the Vietnamese) in the Asian Zonals. I drew with a number of them and lost to only one, so I think I can hold my own in this event," said Lomibao, who is tapped to play board one in the team event in the absence of Caoili.


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Spreading awareness about dengue mosquitoes: (seated, from left) Dr. Barbara Caoili, PAE president; Candy Co, Green Cross marketing manager; Remedios Aguda, PAE treasurer, and Dr. Marilyn Patricio, PAE vice president; (standing, from left) Vince Camua, Green Cross senior brand manager; Green Cross brand associate Bianca Mayo; Rhoel Suiza, PAE business manager; Gelyn Sapin, PAE board member; Cristina Bajet, PAE secretary; and Maricon Baladiang, Green Cross group product manager.

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"I played them (the Vietnamese) in the Asian Zonals. I drew with a number of them and lost to only one, so I think I can hold my own in this event," said Lomibao, who is tapped to play board one in the team event in the absence of Caoili.


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