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DOHA — It will be one busy day for the Filipino athletes here Thursday as two boxers gun for at least bronze medals, the jins plunge into taekwondo action, the cue artists strut their wares in 8-ball and 9-ball elims, the men’s and women’s beach volley squads try to stay alive and the rowers seek passage into the medal race in the seventh day of the Asian Games.

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But Reyes felt the fourth-place finish was good enough, considering he’s not accustomed to playing the event known in the Philippines as "karambola."
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DOHA — It will be one busy day for the Filipino athletes here Thursday as two boxers gun for at least bronze medals, the jins plunge into taekwondo action, the cue artists strut their wares in 8-ball and 9-ball elims, the men’s and women’s beach volley squads try to stay alive and the rowers seek passage into the medal race in the seventh day of the Asian Games.

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But Reyes felt the fourth-place finish was good enough, considering he’s not accustomed to playing the event known in the Philippines as "karambola."
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