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[Title] => Who do you intend to be?
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[Title] => US retail giant PriceSmart closes RP operations
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The Californian-based company which has four outlets in Manila said it was selling its 52-percent interest in PriceSmart Philippines to minority shareholder E-Class Corp. in exchange for the dismissal of all charges filed against the American warehousing giant and its officials.
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ROBERT PRICE
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August 10, 2005 - 12:00am