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The new Roborior gadget works as interior decor, but it’s also a virtual guard dog because it has a digital camera, infrared sensors and videophone capability – to notify you of intruders while you are away from home.
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at the forefront in the ongoing efforts of the Estrada administration to
develop the Central Luzon Growth Corridor, now known as the "W" Growth
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The newest entrant to the 120-hectare first phase of the Luisita industrial
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The new Roborior gadget works as interior decor, but it’s also a virtual guard dog because it has a digital camera, infrared sensors and videophone capability – to notify you of intruders while you are away from home.
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at the forefront in the ongoing efforts of the Estrada administration to
develop the Central Luzon Growth Corridor, now known as the "W" Growth
Corridor," as an investment haven as it continues to attract global
manufacturing companies, particularly those involved in electronics and other
technology-related industries.
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