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[Title] => Navy official: Shipyards upgrade is for upcoming warships
[Summary] => The ongoing upgrade of the Philippine Navy' shipyards, bases and dry-docks is preparation for the arrival of the country's brand-new warships, a ranking Navy official said Wednesday.
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[Title] => Republicans attacking Obama on terror policy
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[Title] => Analysts Fear Unrest From Crisis: 200 more join jobless ranks
[Summary] => CEBU, Philippines - More than 200 workers of a furniture factory in Cebu City have lost their jobs in a series of terminations that began in January and which union workers of the company decried as illegal and a form of union busting.
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[Title] => New US intelligence director: No more torture
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[Title] => Obama moves to reshapes US policy by closing Gitmo
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[Summary] => WASHINGTON – President-elect Barack Obama’s top pick to become national intelligence director won high marks for countering terrorism in Southeast Asia after Sept. 11, 2001, but he will preside over an agency that may be reduced under the new administration.
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DENNIS BLAIR
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