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                    [Title] => Subic expansion plans loom
                    [Summary] => SUBIC FREEPORT (AFP) — When the last US naval ship sailed out of Subic Bay in 1992, so did the GI Joe-dollars that had fuelled the economy of surrounding towns for nearly half a century.


Thousands of people who had traditionally relied on the Subic naval base found themselves jobless, while nightclubs that provided bawdy entertainment to American troops fell silent when the Senate ended the facility’s lease contract.
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                    [Title] => Subic expansion plans loom
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Thousands of people who had traditionally relied on the Subic naval base found themselves jobless, while nightclubs that provided bawdy entertainment to American troops fell silent when the Senate ended the facility’s lease contract.
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