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The Philippine Olympic Committee president and Philippine SEA Games Organizing Committee vice chairman hurled the challenge during a lively Senate hearing on the forthcoming SEA Games.
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Roberto "Obet" Pagdanganan, chairman of the Philippine SEA Games Organizing Committee, yesterday announced the grim development, which left the heavy burden of raising the P1 billion budget on the beleaguered hosts.
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The Philippine Olympic Committee president and Philippine SEA Games Organizing Committee vice chairman hurled the challenge during a lively Senate hearing on the forthcoming SEA Games.
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