+ Follow NVP Tag
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[Title] => Wisdom honed through the years
[Summary] => Many things come to mind when we talk about Manuel V. Pangilinan, known to many as MVP. For some, he’s the business magnate steering numerous companies under his ship. On the other hand, some may see him as the sports-loving tycoon who has poured his support into Filipino athletes.
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[Title] => Nine months of what?
[Summary] => Many women suffer from gastrointestinal problems like heartburn, nausea and constipation throughout their pregnancies. The good news is the suffering doesn’t have to last nine months. As the weeks go by and your stomach expands, your uterus isn’t the only organ making room for a baby. To accommodate an average 7.6-pound baby invading its territory, the digestive organs shift and adjust in their otherwise smoothly functioning sanctuary.
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