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[Title] => New products boost Ad-For business
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[Summary] => Online advertising firm Ad-For Online Group of Companies will further diversify its businesses this year as part of its program to open up more high-yield income opportunities to its associates.
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[Title] => He hit rock bottom then finds life-changing option in Ad-For
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[Title] => Earn money while viewing online ads
[Summary] => A local company is now giving Filipinos the opportunity to get a slice of the over $400 billion in global online advertising through innovative Online Advertising Media (OAM) technology.
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[Summary] => Ads Forwarder (AD-FOR), one of the country’s major information technology players, has rolled out a revolutionary online advertising service where viewers do not only get to know the products and services on display but also earn money every time they view the ads.
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[Summary] => The Bureau of Food and Drugs (BFAD) said yesterday only two local companies are registered to import pistachio from California-based Setton Pistachio of Terra Bella Inc., whose products are suspected to be contaminated with salmonella bacteria.
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[Title] => Salmonella sweep ordered
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[Title] => How corruption disrupts our lives
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