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                    [Title] => Flag-raising rites to welcome nations
                    [Summary] => A simple but lively flag-raising program formally welcoming the delegates to the 23rd Philippine Southeast Asian Games is set this morning right in front of the Rizal Park.


First Gentleman Mike Arroyo, the chef de mission of Team Philippines, will be around to receive athletes, officials, ambassadors and other diplomatic executives representing the 11-competing nations in the week-long sportsfest.


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                    [Title] => Badminton at football ang patok
                    [Summary] => Dahil walang basketball, ang badminton at ang football ang dadagsain ng mga tao sa 23rd Philippine Southeast Asian Games.


Ang football na ginaganap sa Panaad Sports Center ay laging jampacked at noong Miyerkules dinumog ng record crowd na 15,000-katao ang RP-Thailand match.


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                    [Title] => Thailand nagreklamo dahil sa kawalan ng aircon sa St. La Salle
                    [Summary] => Isa namang problema ang inihain kahapon ng Thailand sa Philippine Southeast Asian Games.


 Inireklamo ng Thailand national volleyball head coach ang kawalan ng airconditioning sa University of St. La Salle sa Bacolod City na siyang makakaapekto sa laro ng kanyang mga players.


 "We will be alright as long as there aren’t too many long matches," sabi ni Thailand men’s coach Sophon Panulawan sa kondisyon ng venue. "We haven’t yet receive the match schedule but we are not too worried."


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                    [Title] => Pinoy karatekas kumpiyansa sa kanilang kampanya
                    [Summary] => Ibilang ang kanilang sunod-sunod na tagumpay sa mahigpitang torneo sa Europe, inaasinta ng National karate team at officials ang overall champion-ship sa 23rd Philippine Southeast Asian Games.


  Sa pamumuno ng magandang si Gretchen Malalad, nagpahayag ng kanilang kahandaan ang mga Pinoy karatekas sa pagdomina sa event. 


Inaasinta rin ni Malalad ang kanyang ikatlong sunod na gintong medalya sa biennial meet. 


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                    [Title] => SEAG billboards, streamers ikakalat na sa buong Maynila
                    [Summary] => Malalaking billboards at streamers na may logos at mascot ng 23rd Southeast Asian Games ang magkakalat sa mga pangunahing kalye ng Manila. 


Sinabi ni marketing at merchandizing committee ng Philippine Southeast Asian Games (PHILSOC) sa ilalim ni Boy Santiago na ang nadelay na paglalagay ng mga billboards dahil sa problema sa budget ng awareness campaign ng mga organizers para sa nalalapit na Nov. 27-Dec. 5 meet. 


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