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Polis nanghatag sangkap sa mga bata

By Ni Claire Aunzo Alagdon | June 17, 2010 - 12:00am

Ang Mabolo Police Station nagpahigayon og usa ka programa nga Adopt-a-School Program sa eskuylahan sa kagamhanan sa barangay Mabolo ning dakbayan sa Sugbo sa miaging Martes.

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Reality winding down

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(Part 2) WASHINGTON, D.C.–The pictures at the Holocaust Museum tell the story of the Jews’ horror and utter humiliation. One museum in Poland still maintains piles of human hair cut from prisoners. Many...

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