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[Title] => Top mixed doubles shuttler goes Hi-Tec
[Summary] => The lively Filipino audience is one of the things Briton Nathan Robertson, one-half of the world’s best mixed-doubles team along with Gail Emms, will take away from his first visit to the country for the Ryder Cup-style event held in honor of telecom tycoon Manny V. Pangilinan.
The native of Milton Keynes, a city north of London, is looking forward to a return — not just to Manila, but to the Olympics, where he and Emms settled for the silver medal against China’s Zhang Jun and Gao Ling last year in Athens, Greece.
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The native of Milton Keynes, a city north of London, is looking forward to a return — not just to Manila, but to the Olympics, where he and Emms settled for the silver medal against China’s Zhang Jun and Gao Ling last year in Athens, Greece.
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