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Three decades ago, as a young professional, I had the opportunity to work with a world-renowned auditing firm.

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According to Trade and Industry Officer-in-Charge Thomas G. Aquino, the Philippine panel does not want to rush the agreement for signing by September this year.

"It has to be a good deal. We want to conclude it as soon as possible, but it (the agreement) cannot be born out of tension or we will not be able to live with it, " Aquino explained.
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"It has to be a good deal. We want to conclude it as soon as possible, but it (the agreement) cannot be born out of tension or we will not be able to live with it, " Aquino explained.
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