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Following Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co.'s painful decision to let go of some of its regional telephone operators last Dec. 31 because less and less people are making operator-assisted calls, this time around, it is Ayala-owned Isla Communications which is retrenching over 70 employees starting late next month.
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