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Director Jun Mogado of the Office of the President said they have continued the practice of recycling Christmas lanterns and trimmings and other decorations after President Arroyo ordered, during her first Christmas in office, a halt on unnecessary spending to spruce up the Palace during the holidays.
"We were told to make use of what we have," Mogado said. "We will not buy new ones (decorations)."
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Director Jun Mogado of the Office of the President said they have continued the practice of recycling Christmas lanterns and trimmings and other decorations after President Arroyo ordered, during her first Christmas in office, a halt on unnecessary spending to spruce up the Palace during the holidays.
"We were told to make use of what we have," Mogado said. "We will not buy new ones (decorations)."
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By Paolo Romero | December 10, 2005 - 12:00am
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