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Manila-based University of Asia and the Pacific vice president Bernardo Villegas blamed political uncertainties as well as soaring oil prices for the descent of the spirit of Scrooge over Christmas.
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Department of Trade and Industry Region XI director Merly Cruz said three large firms in Abu Dhabi expressed willingness to absorb the food products from the region, particularly, banana, processed and canned tuna, mango, milkfish and other food exports.
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Manila-based University of Asia and the Pacific vice president Bernardo Villegas blamed political uncertainties as well as soaring oil prices for the descent of the spirit of Scrooge over Christmas.
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Department of Trade and Industry Region XI director Merly Cruz said three large firms in Abu Dhabi expressed willingness to absorb the food products from the region, particularly, banana, processed and canned tuna, mango, milkfish and other food exports.
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