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                    [Title] => Road accident claims 17 in Nigeria
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Nigeria road commission said 17 people were killed and 19 others sustained injuries in a motor accident in northern Gombe state metropolis on Thursday evening.
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                    [Title] => Asia-Pacific braces for FMC
                    [Summary] => SYDNEY, Australia – Wired or wireless, fixed or mobile? 


Very soon, the choice need not be between a landline or a mobile phone, a desktop PC or a laptop computer, a PDA or a smartphone, a television or a computer, a game box console or a gaming phone, a stand-alone music player or an MP3 phone but between carriers which could best provide a user-centric broadband experience that brings together all devices, all networks and all types of communication services. 


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                    [Title] => Another American squeeze play?
                    [Summary] => The inclusion of Philippine carrageenan in this year’s US Generalized System of Preferences (GSP) would definitely help expand market access for the country’s seaweed industry since the tariff, currently pegged at about five percent, would be lifted. 


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                    [Title] => Clean up Mactan Channel, DENR tells seaweed firm
                    [Summary] => The Seaweed Industry Association of the Philippines (SIAP) hailed the decision of the Pollution Adjudication Board (PAB) of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) ordering US-based FMC Marine Colloids Inc. (FMC) to clean up wastes at the Mactan Channel allegedly discharged by its wastewater treatment facility. 


"We are extremely gratified with the quick decision and action of DENR Secretary Elisea G. Gozun. We believe their May 7, 2003 decision may be the win-win conclusion to the long-drawn pollution case," said Benson Dakay, president of SIAP. 

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                    [Title] => FMC Marine Colloids sets $15-M expansion in RP
                    [Summary] => American seaweed processor FMC Marine Colloids Inc. is staying put in the Philippines despite being "harassed" by its competitors in the local seaweeds industry.


Timothy P. Eberle, director of operations of FMC BioPolymer, the parent company of FMC Marine Colloids said the company has no intention of relocating its operations in Cebu even after it has been ordered to start the clean-up of the Mactan Channel, Cebu’s main waterway and is in fact, investing $15 million in the next three years to expand its business.


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                    [Title] => Pollution case vs US firm referred to EMB Manila
                    [Summary] => The Pollution Adjudication Board (PAB) has referred the pollution complaint against US seaweed processor FMC Marine Colloids to the Manila head office of the Environment Management Bureau (EMB).


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                    [Title] => RP drops tuna, carrageenan from products for inclusion in US GSP
                    [Summary] => The Philippine government has dropped tuna and carrageenan from the list of Generalized Systems of Preference (GSP) items submitted for approval to the Washington-based US Trade Representative Office (USTR) in exchange for the country’s support to the US plan to declare war with Iraq.


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                    [Title] => Pollution board’s inaction on SIAP complaint decried
                    [Summary] => CEBU CITY – The Seaweed Industry Association of the Philippines (SIAP) has expressed concern over the inaction of the Pollution Adjudication Board (PAB) on its pollution complaint against US seaweed processor FMC Marine Colloids Phils. Inc.


Aside form SIAP, local residents led by Looc Barangay chairperson Editha F. Cabahug earlier this year asked the PAB, an agency under the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR), to issue a cease-and-desist order (CDO) against FMC.


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                    [Title] => Jeepney goes electric
                    [Summary] => Ask any foreigner who ever visited the Philippines what the principal mode of transportation in this country is and chances are he will show you a handmade miniature jeepney he got as a souvenir. 


No doubt, the jeepney has become a Philippine icon, embodying everything – good and bad – about Filipino life. It is practical, easy to maintain, has a festive design, and can carry the whole clan or even the entire barangay to anywhere, come hell or high water.


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                    [Title] => Jeepney goes electric
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No doubt, the jeepney has become a Philippine icon, embodying everything – good and bad – about Filipino life. It is practical, easy to maintain, has a festive design, and can carry the whole clan or even the entire barangay to anywhere, come hell or high water.


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"We are extremely gratified with the quick decision and action of DENR Secretary Elisea G. Gozun. We believe their May 7, 2003 decision may be the win-win conclusion to the long-drawn pollution case," said Benson Dakay, president of SIAP. 

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Timothy P. Eberle, director of operations of FMC BioPolymer, the parent company of FMC Marine Colloids said the company has no intention of relocating its operations in Cebu even after it has been ordered to start the clean-up of the Mactan Channel, Cebu’s main waterway and is in fact, investing $15 million in the next three years to expand its business.


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Aside form SIAP, local residents led by Looc Barangay chairperson Editha F. Cabahug earlier this year asked the PAB, an agency under the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR), to issue a cease-and-desist order (CDO) against FMC.


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No doubt, the jeepney has become a Philippine icon, embodying everything – good and bad – about Filipino life. It is practical, easy to maintain, has a festive design, and can carry the whole clan or even the entire barangay to anywhere, come hell or high water.


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