+ Follow NORBERTO GONZALEZ Tag
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[Title] => Melligen hacks out win over Gonzalez
[Summary] => Welterweight Mark Melligen kept his championship hopes alive by beating Norberto Gonzalez in convincing fashion in a non-title bout in the main event of a Top Rank card at the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada Saturday (Sunday in Manila).
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[Title] => Euro wave matrons
[Summary] => No, this is not a punk-rock band that got stuck in the rave of the 80s. The new Euro wave deals with the faltering dollar and the sinking peso. Over the past two months, local executives of foreign banks have unloaded their personal dollars and have hedged on the Euro. Our ear-spies overheard that this trend could last until next year when the dollar is expected to stabilize after the handover of Iraq and the US presidential elections.
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NORBERTO GONZALEZ
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