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[Title] => More than communication, a lifeline
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I read, "Thanks Ma’am, composure please." That came one afternoon while I was angry at the school caterer’s lack of cleanliness. My major texted it to me.
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[Title] => The Mall of Pasay
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These days, the mall that Henry Sy is putting up in the Reclamation Area (near Roxas Blvd.) is called – in jest, of course, and never in the presence of Mr. Sy – the Mall of Pasay.
Perhaps in an effort to save on electricity, the lights in unused floors of Asiaworld’s hotel in Puerto Princesa are switched off at night.
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I read, "Thanks Ma’am, composure please." That came one afternoon while I was angry at the school caterer’s lack of cleanliness. My major texted it to me.
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These days, the mall that Henry Sy is putting up in the Reclamation Area (near Roxas Blvd.) is called – in jest, of course, and never in the presence of Mr. Sy – the Mall of Pasay.
Perhaps in an effort to save on electricity, the lights in unused floors of Asiaworld’s hotel in Puerto Princesa are switched off at night.
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October 3, 2009 - 12:00am
