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They say that when you absolutely want something, the universe will give it to you.
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Pimentel said the two-child policy proposed by Albay Rep. Edcel Lagman will not work in the Philippines, while Atienza called Lagman’s proposal a "band-aid solution" to the problem posed by the country’s explosive birth rate.


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Labor Secretary Patricia Sto. Tomas said the firms have cited economic difficulties in filing their notices of closure and retrenchment this year.


"The financial crisis has been taking its toll on more companies as shown by our latest figures," Sto. Tomas said.


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"The financial crisis has been taking its toll on more companies as shown by our latest figures," Sto. Tomas said.


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