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                    [Title] => 2 killed in North Cotabato clan feud
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Heavily armed tribesmen killed two members of a rival clan in President Roxas town in North Cotabato Saturday, military officials said.

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Unfazed by these shortages, the most serious in Western Visayas, the Department of Education’s division of Iloilo schools said it is ready for the opening of classes.

"We are all systems go as a matter of fact; we are now ready," division superintendent Raymundo Lapating said.

The division oversees 155 national high schools and 967 public elementary schools across the province.
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                    [Title] => 2 killed in North Cotabato clan feud
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Heavily armed tribesmen killed two members of a rival clan in President Roxas town in North Cotabato Saturday, military officials said.

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Unfazed by these shortages, the most serious in Western Visayas, the Department of Education’s division of Iloilo schools said it is ready for the opening of classes.

"We are all systems go as a matter of fact; we are now ready," division superintendent Raymundo Lapating said.

The division oversees 155 national high schools and 967 public elementary schools across the province.
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