+ Follow JOSE ARMANDO EDUQUE Tag
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[Summary] => Unlike idiotic SMS jokes, it’s regretable some pieces of actually useful information don’t spread around as quickly. Take news about the Automobile Association of the Philippines (AAP), for instance. Formerly known as the Philippine Motor Association, the existence of the country’s premier club for vehicle owners is still unknown to many. Despite its 72-year history, the club presently counts 15,000 members — which may seem a lot. But not if one considers the fact there are 1.5 million licensed drivers of private vehicles.
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JOSE ARMANDO EDUQUE
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