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                    [Title] => Philippines-China deal: Clashing claims amid 'fragile truce' over Ayungin
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                    [Title] => China says Philippines risks 'greater insecurity' after US military aid pledge
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                    [Title] => Philippines says has agreed with China on 'arrangement' for Ayungin resupply missions
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                    [Title] => 8 years after South China Sea ruling, Philippines vows to uphold maritime peace
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                    [Title] => Marcos creates maritime council amid escalating tensions in West Philippine Sea
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                    [Title] => Chinese vessels detected near Philippine Rise
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