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JAYSON RAMIL MACAALAY AND RAMON ANTONIO FRANCO

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Karatedo crew out to improve Laos finish

By Joey Villar | November 11, 2011 - 12:00am

A relatively young Philippine karatedo team aims to match or surpass Filipino karatekas’ 1-2-3 gold-silver-bronze haul in the previous SEA Games in Laos.

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