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                    [Title] => 200 Pinoy dishes at La Fiesta
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La Fiesta, a newly opened buffet Filipino Restaurant, serves 200 varieties of Filipino food and over 40 desserts.

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Today, Oct. 2, marks the 146th birth anniversary of General Rafael Crame, first Filipino Chief of Constabulary. Most people are under the misimpression that Camp Crame was named after a foreigner.
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Today, Oct. 2, marks the 146th birth anniversary of General Rafael Crame, first Filipino Chief of Constabulary. Most people are under the misimpression that Camp Crame was named after a foreigner.
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