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In previous years, only the biggest names in the corporate field have been given the award and for the individuals, the winners have become role models in the competitive and highly funded sports industry in Singapore.
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In previous years, only the biggest names in the corporate field have been given the award and for the individuals, the winners have become role models in the competitive and highly funded sports industry in Singapore.
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In previous years, only the biggest names in the corporate field have been given the award and for the individuals, the winners have become role models in the competitive and highly funded sports industry in Singapore.
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This is the first time that a Filipino team was able to move past the first round of eliminations since the Philippines started sending competitors to the WCG four years ago.

Composed of Justin Chan, Marc Agbisit, Kris Romillo, Paolo Nancho and Kenichi Enda, HoA next faced the top-ranked mouseports of Germany, a favorite to win this year’s championship.
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Following through on a promise made at the inauguration of the program, Samsung plans to contribute $1.05 million this year to organizations in Southeast Asia and Australia.

This year, Samsung DigitAll Hope focuses on enriching lives with technology in Australia, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam.
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In previous years, only the biggest names in the corporate field have been given the award and for the individuals, the winners have become role models in the competitive and highly funded sports industry in Singapore.
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In previous years, only the biggest names in the corporate field have been given the award and for the individuals, the winners have become role models in the competitive and highly funded sports industry in Singapore.
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In previous years, only the biggest names in the corporate field have been given the award and for the individuals, the winners have become role models in the competitive and highly funded sports industry in Singapore.
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This is the first time that a Filipino team was able to move past the first round of eliminations since the Philippines started sending competitors to the WCG four years ago.

Composed of Justin Chan, Marc Agbisit, Kris Romillo, Paolo Nancho and Kenichi Enda, HoA next faced the top-ranked mouseports of Germany, a favorite to win this year’s championship.
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Following through on a promise made at the inauguration of the program, Samsung plans to contribute $1.05 million this year to organizations in Southeast Asia and Australia.

This year, Samsung DigitAll Hope focuses on enriching lives with technology in Australia, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam.
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