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The royal ambiance of Dusit Hotel Nikko’s famed Benjarong Royal Thai Cuisine restaurant was the fitting locale for the launching of the elegant hotel’s latest undertaking: Thai Way of Life: The Dusit Cookbook. The coffee-table book is the latest project of the Dusit Group’s founder and honorary chairperson Thanpuying Chanut Piyaoui.


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They said, however, that volume was thin ahead of an anti-government rally in the Makati financial district and on expectations the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) will hike interest rates soon, possibly today. 


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Philsoc chairman Roberto Pagdanganan, who graced yesterday’s PSA Forum at the Seafood Wharf Restaurant in Manila, said Philsoc made the request and is expecting President Arroyo to give the budget department the go-signal "anytime until next week." 


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The FATF wants to see a successful prosecution of money launderers before it would consider removing the Philippines from its blacklist.


Presidential Spokesman Ignacio Bunye said Congress  passed the Anti-Money Laundering Act of 2001 and amended it in February last year to bring money launderers before the bar of justice.


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