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A relative of the late Nelson A. Rockefeller and five other Boston College seniors have denied vandalizing an apartment and causing about $25,000 in damage, including creating a natural gas leak by pulling out a clothes dryer line.

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                    [Title] => HARI upholds world-leading excellence at the 8th Hyundai Motor World Skills Olympics
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Excellence has its rewards, and for Hyundai Asia Resources, Inc. (HARI), the official distributor of Hyundai vehicles in the Philippines, which currently occupies the Top 4 spot in overall industry rankings, the resulting payoff not only means another award on a shiny trophy case, but another milestone in championing customer satisfaction.
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                    [Title] => Smoking gun - WHY AND WHY NOT by Nelson A. Navarro
                    [Summary] => The cat is half out of the bag. So why not let all of it out? Yes, and let’s be done with the pesky mystery of who "Jose Velarde/Valhalla" happens to be and what role, if any, he plays in the smoldering Juetengate scandal.


By forcing today’s dramatic showdown on the question of opening sealed bank records regarding the case, President Estrada’s lawyers are doing both their client and the nation a most terrible disservice.


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                    [Title] => Waiting for Musharraf - WHY AND WHY NOT by Nelson A. Navarro
                    [Summary] => The only good thing that can be said of the Estrada impeachment trial that begun yesterday is that we’re having it – at least in the short run – in lieu of a coup d’etat or a civil war. Better words than bullets.


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                    [Title] => Miracles can come true - WHY AND WHY NOT by Nelson A. Navarro
                    [Summary] => Just when you thought Malacañang had run out of tricks, dirty or otherwise, comes this jaw-dropping declaration straight out of left field: President Estrada will soon be joining the Couples for Christ.


My first reaction, like that of many people I know, was to laugh off this announcement on the evening news the other day. Perhaps Estrada just got carried away in trying to prevent or at least postpone the resignation of Science and Technology Secretary Filemon Uriarte from the Cabinet.


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                    [Title] => There goes civility - WHY AND WHY NOT by Nelson A. Navarro
                    [Summary] => Sportsmanship and civility, among the most cherished of American myths, may be the ultimate casualties of the bruising US presidential stalemate between Vice President Al Gore and Texas Gov. George W. Bush.


It used to be said that Americans play not so much to win but to test their skills and to have a good time for all. Winners are magnanimous in victory and losers take disappointments most philosophically as one of the inevitable hazards of daily life. The rules are said to apply whether Americans play baseball, conduct business or run for public office. 


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                    [Title] => Captives of history - WHY AND WHY NOT by Nelson A. Navarro
                    [Summary] => Whatever credibility the senators of the land may or may not have, it is indeed their "painful duty" to sit in judgment of President Estrada for bribery, graft and corruption, betrayal of public trust and culpable violation of the Constitution.


Although it’s happening for the first time in this country, this spectacle of the high and the mighty being made to answer for alleged high crimes against the nation has happened over and over again  in history.


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                    [Title] => Her own woman  - WHY AND WHY NOT by Nelson A. Navarro
                    [Summary] => New York – A dear friend  I shall call Vivian is the epitome of  the Filipino woman who has so reinvented herself  she can never again fit back into Philippine society.  At once caring and discreet, she has willed herself never to pry into anybody’s life nor  to allow anybody to pry into hers. A true woman of  mystery. 


Bright and wise in the ways of the world, she never speaks ill of anybody or anything. Many times I’ve tried  to provoke her into saying something nasty about  human vermin like  Idi Amin or Pol Pot, but I’ve never caught her off-guard.


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                    [Title] => As American as apple pie - WHY AND WHY NOT by Nelson A. Navarro
                    [Summary] => NEW YORK – The first thing that grabs anybody who tries to make sense of American politics is that there are no rules. True, there are all sorts of  legal requirements, timetables, spending limits and sacred cows to cater to. But by and large, the candidate who seeks office has no real guarantees. He or she gets thrown to the wolves.


Outsiders and foreigners cannot help but be aghast by the sheer flood of  words, the ceaseless obsession with image-building and the tyrannical hold of  that institution called polling on this nation’s political life.


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By forcing today’s dramatic showdown on the question of opening sealed bank records regarding the case, President Estrada’s lawyers are doing both their client and the nation a most terrible disservice.


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My first reaction, like that of many people I know, was to laugh off this announcement on the evening news the other day. Perhaps Estrada just got carried away in trying to prevent or at least postpone the resignation of Science and Technology Secretary Filemon Uriarte from the Cabinet.


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It used to be said that Americans play not so much to win but to test their skills and to have a good time for all. Winners are magnanimous in victory and losers take disappointments most philosophically as one of the inevitable hazards of daily life. The rules are said to apply whether Americans play baseball, conduct business or run for public office. 


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Although it’s happening for the first time in this country, this spectacle of the high and the mighty being made to answer for alleged high crimes against the nation has happened over and over again  in history.


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Bright and wise in the ways of the world, she never speaks ill of anybody or anything. Many times I’ve tried  to provoke her into saying something nasty about  human vermin like  Idi Amin or Pol Pot, but I’ve never caught her off-guard.


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Outsiders and foreigners cannot help but be aghast by the sheer flood of  words, the ceaseless obsession with image-building and the tyrannical hold of  that institution called polling on this nation’s political life.


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