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Agad na nasawi ang isang ginang nang tumilapon sa ina­angkasang motorsiklo na nabundol ng isang tricycle sa kahabaan ng MacArthur Highway sa Valenzuela City, kahapon ng madaling araw.

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A 113-year-old woman listed as Tokyo's oldest person is missing, officials said Tuesday, days after the city's oldest man was found dead and mummified. 

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BAGUIO, Philippines — What’s to love about Baguio? Is it the ukay, the chilly weather, the elegant Manor at Camp John Hay? Ask photographer Rudy Furuya.

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For photographer Rudy Furuya, Baguio City was home. After decades of living elsewhere, he has never forgotten it. His love for the city has endured throughout all these years. For how else can one explain his return visits since 1989?
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Agad na nasawi ang isang ginang nang tumilapon sa ina­angkasang motorsiklo na nabundol ng isang tricycle sa kahabaan ng MacArthur Highway sa Valenzuela City, kahapon ng madaling araw.

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A 113-year-old woman listed as Tokyo's oldest person is missing, officials said Tuesday, days after the city's oldest man was found dead and mummified. 

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BAGUIO, Philippines — What’s to love about Baguio? Is it the ukay, the chilly weather, the elegant Manor at Camp John Hay? Ask photographer Rudy Furuya.

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