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                    [Title] => Bridal show in Guam promotes Philippines as wedding destination
                    [Summary] => 
 Philippines was showcased as a great wedding and honeymoon destination in a two-day event held in Guam from October 24 to 25.

                    [DatePublished] => 2015-11-03 20:00:41
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                    [Title] => RP reigns in Asian 5-nation rugby
                    [Summary] => 
The Philippines overpowered a listless Guam side, 25-0, yesterday to reign supreme in the Asian Five Nations Division III Tournament at the Nomads field in Parañaque City.
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                    [AuthorName] =>   Joey Villar
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                    [Title] => ILLAM blanks Guam, reaches Little League 11-12 World Series
                    [Summary] => International Little League Association of Manila (ILLAM) reaffirmed its mastery over Agana of Guam in an abbreviated 10-0 blanking yesterday to rule the Asia Pacific Little League Championship and earn its seat in the World Series 11-12 years old division at the Rosario Sports Complex in Pasig City.


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                    [Title] => Where the political ‘war’ is ending, and they’re getting set for another ‘war’
                    [Summary] => AGANA, Guam  – Today in Guam, as the corny expression goes, is the Moment of Truth. Forty thousand Guamanians are supposed to go to the polls and elect a new governor and lieutenant-governor, plus a whole slew of legislators. What’s significant is that the results will be known in a few hours, not weeks as we, disgracefully, have it at home.


                    [DatePublished] => 2002-11-05 00:00:00
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                    [AuthorName] => Max V. Soliven
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                    [Title] => Guam cops LL title on Saipan’s boo-boo
                    [Summary] => Guam won the Asia-Pacific Little League crown for 11-12 year olds yesterday in a game it should have lost.


With the score tied 2-all with two outs at the bottom of the last inning, Saipan slugger Mariano Lisua hit a grounder to center to score  Vince Zablan from third base.


However, Lisua did not complete the run to first base, joining his teammates and coach celebrating and hugging on the field.


The pitcher threw to first base and Lisua was out, annuling the game-winning run.


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                    [Title] => Guamanians manhandle ILLAM Little Leaguers
                    [Summary] => Powerhouse Guam sent host Philippines down on its knees yesterday, pounding out a 13-3 victory to march into the finals of the Asia-Pacific Little League Baseball Championship at the Rizal Memorial baseball stadium.


The Filipinos tried to put up a gallant fight but the Guamanians, the reigning Pacific champion, simply proved too much during the six-inning, two-hour encounter as the visitors completed a four-game sweep of the single-round elimination. 


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                    [Title] => Guamanians score twice vs RP clouters
                    [Summary] => The Philippines took it on  the chin twice as Guam extended its domination at the Big League in the second day of action of the Asia-Pacific Little League baseball championships yesterday at the Rizal Memorial ballpark.


The Guamanians, who swept Saipan in both the Junior League (13-14) and Senior League (14-16) in the opening day Sunday, beat Tanauan of Batangas, 9-3, in the 16-18 category as they loomed to sweep all three divisions in their campaign to represent the Pacific in the World Series scheduled next month in three cities in the United States.


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                    [Title] => Pinoy dalawang beses hiniya ng Guam
                    [Summary] => Ipinagpatuloy ng Guam ang kanilang pangingibabaw nang dalawang ulit na payukurin ang host Philippines sa ikalawang araw ng  aksiyon sa Big League ng Asia-Pacific Little League baseball championships kahapon sa Rizal Memorial ballpark.


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                    [Title] => What the Philippines could have been
                    [Summary] => TUMON, Guam – Manuel Quezon once declared that he would rather have a government run like hell by Filipinos than a government run like heaven by Americans. Guam is not exactly heaven, but compared to us, it seems to be doing better than we are. 


In a sense, Guam is what the Philippines could have been if only laws were enforced or generally taken more seriously, if scarce resources were spent a lot more efficiently building infrastructure and providing services and yes, if we had a little more control on population growth and collected our garbage.


                    [DatePublished] => 2002-06-26 00:00:00
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                    [AuthorName] => Boo Chanco
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                    [Title] => PAL flies back to Guam next month
                    [Summary] => Philippine Airlines renews an old historical bond while eyeing new markets when it reopens a regular service between Manila and the US Pacific territory of Guam on June 21, 2002.


"We are always keen to grow our markets in the regional arena and Guam, with its vibrant tourism-based economy, presents us a major opportunity to do so," said PAL president Avelino L. Zapanta.


"Our customers in Guam, especially the large Filipino community, have long clamored for our return. We are excited to be back and serve them."


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                    [Title] => Bridal show in Guam promotes Philippines as wedding destination
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                    [DatePublished] => 2015-11-03 20:00:41
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                    [Title] => RP reigns in Asian 5-nation rugby
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                    [DatePublished] => 2009-07-05 00:00:00
                    [ColumnID] => 133272
                    [Focus] => 0
                    [AuthorID] => 1096369
                    [AuthorName] =>   Joey Villar
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                    [Title] => ILLAM blanks Guam, reaches Little League 11-12 World Series
                    [Summary] => International Little League Association of Manila (ILLAM) reaffirmed its mastery over Agana of Guam in an abbreviated 10-0 blanking yesterday to rule the Asia Pacific Little League Championship and earn its seat in the World Series 11-12 years old division at the Rosario Sports Complex in Pasig City.


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                    [Title] => Where the political ‘war’ is ending, and they’re getting set for another ‘war’
                    [Summary] => AGANA, Guam  – Today in Guam, as the corny expression goes, is the Moment of Truth. Forty thousand Guamanians are supposed to go to the polls and elect a new governor and lieutenant-governor, plus a whole slew of legislators. What’s significant is that the results will be known in a few hours, not weeks as we, disgracefully, have it at home.


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                    [Focus] => 0
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                    [AuthorName] => Max V. Soliven
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                    [Title] => Guam cops LL title on Saipan’s boo-boo
                    [Summary] => Guam won the Asia-Pacific Little League crown for 11-12 year olds yesterday in a game it should have lost.


With the score tied 2-all with two outs at the bottom of the last inning, Saipan slugger Mariano Lisua hit a grounder to center to score  Vince Zablan from third base.


However, Lisua did not complete the run to first base, joining his teammates and coach celebrating and hugging on the field.


The pitcher threw to first base and Lisua was out, annuling the game-winning run.


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                    [Title] => Guamanians manhandle ILLAM Little Leaguers
                    [Summary] => Powerhouse Guam sent host Philippines down on its knees yesterday, pounding out a 13-3 victory to march into the finals of the Asia-Pacific Little League Baseball Championship at the Rizal Memorial baseball stadium.


The Filipinos tried to put up a gallant fight but the Guamanians, the reigning Pacific champion, simply proved too much during the six-inning, two-hour encounter as the visitors completed a four-game sweep of the single-round elimination. 


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                    [Title] => Guamanians score twice vs RP clouters
                    [Summary] => The Philippines took it on  the chin twice as Guam extended its domination at the Big League in the second day of action of the Asia-Pacific Little League baseball championships yesterday at the Rizal Memorial ballpark.


The Guamanians, who swept Saipan in both the Junior League (13-14) and Senior League (14-16) in the opening day Sunday, beat Tanauan of Batangas, 9-3, in the 16-18 category as they loomed to sweep all three divisions in their campaign to represent the Pacific in the World Series scheduled next month in three cities in the United States.


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                    [Title] => Pinoy dalawang beses hiniya ng Guam
                    [Summary] => Ipinagpatuloy ng Guam ang kanilang pangingibabaw nang dalawang ulit na payukurin ang host Philippines sa ikalawang araw ng  aksiyon sa Big League ng Asia-Pacific Little League baseball championships kahapon sa Rizal Memorial ballpark.


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                    [Title] => What the Philippines could have been
                    [Summary] => TUMON, Guam – Manuel Quezon once declared that he would rather have a government run like hell by Filipinos than a government run like heaven by Americans. Guam is not exactly heaven, but compared to us, it seems to be doing better than we are. 


In a sense, Guam is what the Philippines could have been if only laws were enforced or generally taken more seriously, if scarce resources were spent a lot more efficiently building infrastructure and providing services and yes, if we had a little more control on population growth and collected our garbage.


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                    [Title] => PAL flies back to Guam next month
                    [Summary] => Philippine Airlines renews an old historical bond while eyeing new markets when it reopens a regular service between Manila and the US Pacific territory of Guam on June 21, 2002.


"We are always keen to grow our markets in the regional arena and Guam, with its vibrant tourism-based economy, presents us a major opportunity to do so," said PAL president Avelino L. Zapanta.


"Our customers in Guam, especially the large Filipino community, have long clamored for our return. We are excited to be back and serve them."


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