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[Title] => The great debate in Congress
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[Title] => When does life begin?
[Summary] => The increasingly (again) heated discussion around the use of modern methods of contraception is brought about by the renewed efforts to pass, on one hand, and block, on the other, the passage of the Reproductive Health bill in Congress.
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[Title] => Coco production seen to drop 25% in three years
[Summary] => The country’s coconut production is projected to go down by as much as 25 percent over the next three years unless government steps in and initiates a massive fertilization program for coconut plantations.
The Philippine Coconut Authority’s (PCA) research, development and extension branch (RDEB) said declining productivity of coconut farms and other factors such as the El Niño weather phenomenon will result in reduced coconut yields if no significant intervention is done by the government.
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The Philippine Coconut Authority’s (PCA) research, development and extension branch (RDEB) said declining productivity of coconut farms and other factors such as the El Niño weather phenomenon will result in reduced coconut yields if no significant intervention is done by the government.
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