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                    [Title] => Mandaue adopts 5S method
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The Mandaue City government with the support of the private sector and government agencies yesterday launched 5S Methodology "to ensure effective delivery of basic services to the people."

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Under the credit rating agency’s new methodology, Moody’s said the Philippines’ ceiling on long-term foreign currency bonds was raised to "Ba3" from "B1", while the negative outlook was maintained.
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The Mandaue City government with the support of the private sector and government agencies yesterday launched 5S Methodology "to ensure effective delivery of basic services to the people."

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Under the credit rating agency’s new methodology, Moody’s said the Philippines’ ceiling on long-term foreign currency bonds was raised to "Ba3" from "B1", while the negative outlook was maintained.
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