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Resilience, revisited

By Alex Almario | November 8, 2014 - 12:00am

Typhoon Yolanda struck exactly one year ago. 100 new restaurants have sprouted in Tacloban since then, while fewer than 100 new homes have been built. Is this what Filipino resilience is?

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