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Kiko Rustia: Representing the Philippines

By Tim Yap | May 22, 2010 - 12:00am

Has it been 10 years? To say that time flies fast is an understatement. Before the start of the new millennium, this writer and Rissa Mananquil flew to New York City to represent Asia in a global campaign that celebrated...

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