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                    [Title] => Happy Planet Index is a crying shame
                    [Summary] => The Happy Planet Index, compiled by a British think-tank, has listed the tiny South Pacific nation of Vanuatu as the happiest place on Earth. Virtually all the newspapers in the Philippines carried the story. 


I don't know anything about Vanuatu other than that it is almost invisible on the map. Also that its capital is Vila, according to my daughter, whose high school yearbook described her as having the uncanny ability to memorize the capitals of all the countries in the world.
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The Philippines bested more than 160 countries in the "Happy Planet Index" including Indonesia, at No. 23, China (31), Thailand (87), Malaysia (44), India (62), Iceland (64), The Netherlands (70), Spain (87), Hong Kong (88), Denmark (99), Norway (115), Sweden (119), Finland (123) and Australia (129).
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                    [Summary] => The Happy Planet Index, compiled by a British think-tank, has listed the tiny South Pacific nation of Vanuatu as the happiest place on Earth. Virtually all the newspapers in the Philippines carried the story. 


I don't know anything about Vanuatu other than that it is almost invisible on the map. Also that its capital is Vila, according to my daughter, whose high school yearbook described her as having the uncanny ability to memorize the capitals of all the countries in the world.
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The Philippines bested more than 160 countries in the "Happy Planet Index" including Indonesia, at No. 23, China (31), Thailand (87), Malaysia (44), India (62), Iceland (64), The Netherlands (70), Spain (87), Hong Kong (88), Denmark (99), Norway (115), Sweden (119), Finland (123) and Australia (129).
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