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Pinoys firm up wushu drive

By Gerry Carpio | August 22, 2008 - 12:00am

Former world champion Willy Wang led the men’s taolu (form) event and primed himself up for the title, even as Marianne Mariano assured herself of the women’s sanshou bronze medal in wushu, a three-day...

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