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                    [Title] => Ebe Dancel: Heroism starts with simple kindness
                    [Summary] => In time for the celebration of the country’s National Heroes’ Day, musician Ebe Dancel shared his thoughts on modern-day heroism. 
                    [DatePublished] => 2018-08-27 12:49:00
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                    [AuthorName] => Jan Milo Severo
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                    [Title] => In search of heroes
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Philippine National Heroes Day, August 27, fell on a Sunday this year. So, days before, people started badgering newspaper offices, asking whether the day after, meaning Monday, August 28, would be a holiday - no classes, no work?


Anyone who picks up the phone and gets asked for directions to the nearest monument of a national hero, so he or she can offer flowers, would probably faint in shock and surprise. It just does not happen anymore.
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                    [DatePublished] => 2018-08-27 12:49:00
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                    [Title] => In search of heroes
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Philippine National Heroes Day, August 27, fell on a Sunday this year. So, days before, people started badgering newspaper offices, asking whether the day after, meaning Monday, August 28, would be a holiday - no classes, no work?


Anyone who picks up the phone and gets asked for directions to the nearest monument of a national hero, so he or she can offer flowers, would probably faint in shock and surprise. It just does not happen anymore.
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