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 Public service is not a position, it is an action

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Churchill’s message to today’s graduating class

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LAOAG CITY, Ilocos Norte –While war raged in Iraq, and everyone back in Metro Manila had eyes glued to television sets, watching the fighting in the desert sands like a war movie, it was an inspiring sight to...

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