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[Title] => 6 in 10 Pinoys want warning mechanisms for calamities
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National Geographic is set to arrive in the country before the end of this year to conduct a "deep sea research" in the Philippines to discover marine species that they believe can only be found here, US Ambassador Kristie Kenney revealed over the weekend.
Kenney said plans for the visit of National Geographic to the country are almost settled and they are only finalizing the exact date for the arrival of one of the world’s largest non-profit educational and scientific organizations.
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Even relaxed in his armchair, my grandfather could watch National Geographic specials on TV and imagine he was somewhere else.
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Think Again! Thus reads the new slogan of the much-loved National Geographic Channel as they invite viewers to re-think the way they see TV with innovative programming that will make you think about things you may have taken for granted. Think that sounds like a PR line? It’s not. National Geographic’s new slogan is right on the money, and not just for their programs but for everything they’ve ever aired.
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Kenney said plans for the visit of National Geographic to the country are almost settled and they are only finalizing the exact date for the arrival of one of the world’s largest non-profit educational and scientific organizations.
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Even relaxed in his armchair, my grandfather could watch National Geographic specials on TV and imagine he was somewhere else.
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[ColumnID] => 133961
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