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                    [Title] => It’s time to get rid of the billboards!
                    [Summary] => The onslaught of super typhoon Milenyo is unquestionably one of the worst that has hit the country since over a decade ago. The last one was Angela in 1995 packing 260-kph strong winds and leaving almost a thousand people dead in its wake. The whole of Luzon went on a "total system blackout," plunging homes into darkness. But what’s worse this time is that in Metro Manila, motorists were literally scared to death by huge billboards that toppled along the highways, causing horrendous traffic jams in the process.
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                    [Title] => GMA bouncey after fleeing Italian blackout,  ready for- - - ?
                    [Summary] => PARIS – Did you expect me to write, "ready for 2004"? That’s what my gut instinct plus her body language tell me, but we can only deal in facts, not speculation.


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                    [Title] => Power play
                    [Summary] => LONDON – There’s more than meets the eye to the crisis which grips the Manila Electric Company (Meralco), coupled with veiled threats to throw Metro Manila, and even the entire Luzon grid into blackout. From what we’ve learned, the government of President Macapagal-Arroyo seems to be making a move (a Manchurian Candidate gambit?) to take over control of the mega power company.


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                    [Title] => WG&A supports ‘Sail on Science’
                    [Summary] => In line with its community relations activities, WG&A Phils. has pledged its support for the Department of Science and Technology’s (DOST) "Sail on Science" program that creates a favorable atmosphere for the development of science and technology (S&T) consciousness across the country.


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                    [Title] => Angela eager to start life with Mikey
                    [Summary] => "I’m very excited looking forward to my new life with Mikey but a little bit nervous that’s why I have really been praying very hard that the wedding will turn out as beautiful as we planned," exclaimed bride-to-be Angela Montenegro as she and Presidential son Pampanga Vice Gov. Mikey Arroyo welcomed immediate relatives and close friends Friday night at the Montenegro residence North Forbes, Makati. 


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                    [Summary] => Former Presidents Corazon Aquino and Fidel Ramos lead the list of sponsors in the upcoming wedding this month of First Son Mikey Arroyo. The wedding will be the first in the Arroyo presidential household.


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Also in the list of sponsors are Sen. Loren Legarda, Manila Bulletin chairman of the board Emilio Yap, Diosdado Macapagal Jr., Endika Aboitiz, Sally Villarasa, Norma Chan and Mario Cruel.

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ENDIKA ABOITIZ

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The list of sponsors was announced at the despedida de soltera last night at the posh Forbes Park residence of Angela Montenegro, Arroyo’s fiancee, in Makati City.


Also in the list of sponsors are Sen. Loren Legarda, Manila Bulletin chairman of the board Emilio Yap, Diosdado Macapagal Jr., Endika Aboitiz, Sally Villarasa, Norma Chan and Mario Cruel.

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