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                    [AuthorName] => Mary Ann LL. Reyes
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In Thailand, coconut tree is known as “The Tree of Heaven.”

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“Human error”, “reckless imprudence resulting in multiple homicide”, or “it was the driver’s fault”.

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CEBU, Philippines – The coconut industry of the Philippines, wherein about 25 million Filipinos are dependent on, will lose its place in the coconut world market unless the government will do something about it.

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Philippine Coconut Authority (PCA) administrator Danilo M. Coronacion said this developed after the conclusion of the recent Manila-Taipei joint economic conference when the Taiwanese government hinted it is now willing to reopen its market.
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                    [AuthorName] => Mary Ann LL. Reyes
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In Thailand, coconut tree is known as “The Tree of Heaven.”

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CEBU, Philippines – The coconut industry of the Philippines, wherein about 25 million Filipinos are dependent on, will lose its place in the coconut world market unless the government will do something about it.

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Philippine Coconut Authority (PCA) administrator Danilo M. Coronacion said this developed after the conclusion of the recent Manila-Taipei joint economic conference when the Taiwanese government hinted it is now willing to reopen its market.
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