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                    [Title] => The beauty queen is a funny girl
                    [Summary] => Miss International Precious Lara Quigaman may look eternally poised and regal. But don’t let those calm and collected looks deceive you. That queenly pose hides a kooky personality that makes her break out in song  at a time when you least expect it (e.g. when everybody around her is in a no mood to crack a joke).


At least that’s what her mom revealed as I sat beside her at the presscon of Kapag Tumibok ang Puso (Not Once But Twice).


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                    [Title] => Whatever happened to Bunny Paras?
                    [Summary] => Not a few will remember a sweet-looking young actress by the name of Bunny Paras in That’s Entertainment more than a decade ago. However, whatever emerging talents she might have had were quickly diluted by the more obvious acting capabilities of her older and prettier sister Sharmaine Arnaiz.


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                    [Title] => Health congress to tackle holistic forms of therapies
                    [Summary] => Healing and other holistic forms of therapies will be discussed during the 3rd Philippine Congress and Exhibition on Natural Health to be held at Holiday Inn Galleria Manila (formerly Galleria Suites) on March 20-21.


The event is being organized by the International Association of Educators for World Peace-Philippines, in cooperation with the Coordinating Council for Early Childhood Education in the Philippines.


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                    [Title] => Gokongwei’s Manila Galleria Suites to be run by Holiday Inn
                    [Summary] => Robinsons Land Corp. has awarded two management contracts to the Singapore-based Intercontinental Hotels Group (IHG) for the operations of the Manila Galleria Suites in Mandaluyong and a new hotel also to rise in the Ortigas area.


RLC president and COO Lance Gokongwei said that with the agreement, Manila Galleria will be rebranded into a Holiday Inn hotel starting June 1, 2003.


The 284-room Galleria Suites will be rebranded into Holiday Inn Galleria Manila in advance of a 12-month refurbishment program.


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                    [Title] => Asian farmers to lobby for sp’l WTO treatment
                    [Summary] => Leaders of Asian farm groups and cooperatives —— many of them influential with their respective governments —— will lobby for special and differential (SND) treatment with the World Trade Organization even as they decried the "biased" agricultural provisions in favor of rich countries in the Uruguay Round of WTO.


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                    [Title] => RP finds ally in effort to push tuna exports to Europe
                    [Summary] => The Philippines has found an ally in its dispute with the European Union over the country’s tuna exports, which are being subjected to higher tariffs compared to competitors from other Pacific Island nations.


Agriculture Secretary Leonardo Q. Monetayor said Risto Volanen, the secretary general of the Committee on Agricultural Cooperation in the EU who is in town for the two-day 4th Asian Farmers Group for Cooperation (AFGC) meeting in Ortigas vowed to help the Philippines with its tuna trade problems in the European market.


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                    [Title] => 3-buwang buntis niregaluhan ng ahas ng karibal
                    [Summary] => Sinampahan ng kasong attempted murder ng isang 19-anyos na babae na tatlong buwang buntis ang karibal niyang babae sa ama ng kanyang dinadalang sanggol matapos na halos mamatay umano siya sa takot at sa sakit sa puso nang regaluhan siya nito ng isang makamandag na ahas, kamakalawa ng madaling-araw sa Pasig City.


Kinilala ni P/Insp. Antonio Paulite, hepe ng Criminal Investigation Division (CID) ang suspect na si Monette Sy, ng 4th Flr. España Tower, España Avenue, Manila.


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                    [Title] => Koreans ‘swindle’ Korean
                    [Summary] => Police are readying estafa charges against two Korean brothers after they allegedly deceived a fellow national who had entrusted to them P1 million in foreign currency last Wednesday at a hotel in Quezon City.


Complainant Kin Joo Won, 30, businessman, of Unit 202, Cedar Mansion II, Amber Avenue, Ortigas, Pasig City, claimed the two brothers now have at least P510,000 of his money.


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                    [Title] => Opposition slams PPC for ‘black propaganda’ on TV
                    [Summary] => The opposition lambasted yesterday the People Power Coalition (PPC) for the airing of "black propaganda" on television against some of their senatorial candidates, saying it smacked of unfair election tactics.


"They are demonizing their enemies. Causing the hatred of the people is a communist tactic," said re-electionist Sen. Juan Ponce Enrile, one of the targets of the television advertisements that usually ended with the question, "Will you still vote for him?"


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                    [Title] => Ex-PAOCTF officers ‘bugging’ GMA camp?
                    [Summary] => Police officers formerly assigned with the Presidential Anti-Organized Crime Task Force (PAOCTF) have been listening to the telephone conversations of President Arroyo’s supporters since she took office last Jan.
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RLC president and COO Lance Gokongwei said that with the agreement, Manila Galleria will be rebranded into a Holiday Inn hotel starting June 1, 2003.


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                    [Title] => RP finds ally in effort to push tuna exports to Europe
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Agriculture Secretary Leonardo Q. Monetayor said Risto Volanen, the secretary general of the Committee on Agricultural Cooperation in the EU who is in town for the two-day 4th Asian Farmers Group for Cooperation (AFGC) meeting in Ortigas vowed to help the Philippines with its tuna trade problems in the European market.


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                    [Title] => 3-buwang buntis niregaluhan ng ahas ng karibal
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Kinilala ni P/Insp. Antonio Paulite, hepe ng Criminal Investigation Division (CID) ang suspect na si Monette Sy, ng 4th Flr. España Tower, España Avenue, Manila.


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                    [Title] => Koreans ‘swindle’ Korean
                    [Summary] => Police are readying estafa charges against two Korean brothers after they allegedly deceived a fellow national who had entrusted to them P1 million in foreign currency last Wednesday at a hotel in Quezon City.


Complainant Kin Joo Won, 30, businessman, of Unit 202, Cedar Mansion II, Amber Avenue, Ortigas, Pasig City, claimed the two brothers now have at least P510,000 of his money.


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"They are demonizing their enemies. Causing the hatred of the people is a communist tactic," said re-electionist Sen. Juan Ponce Enrile, one of the targets of the television advertisements that usually ended with the question, "Will you still vote for him?"


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