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[Title] => Cebuano player reaches quarterfinal of World Championship of ping pong
[Summary] => Cebu's pride Richard Pugoy Gonzales, the Philippines' No.1 table tennis player, kept his title hopes alive after winning his fourth match to barge into the Final Eight knockout stage of the 888sport World Championship of Ping Pong 2016 at the Alexandra Palace in London, England.
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[Title] => China president gets secret, sumptuous French menu
[Summary] => The menu will remain secret, but there's no doubt that famed chef Alain Ducasse has concocted a sumptuous meal for the Chinese president as he wraps up his state visit to France in the Palace of Versailles.
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[Title] => Green lighting technology from EcoLumina now in Phl
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[Title] => 'Phl can rely on more ODA by honoring contracts of foreign-funded infra projects'
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[Title] => G-20 summit: What's in there for the people?
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[Title] => Nuke treaty session hunts for Mideast compromise
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[Title] => On UN stage, Iran leader rejects nuclear charges
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[Title] => Chinese bronzes, Gandhi's glasses in art tussle
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