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MANILA, Philippines – Another Cabinet revamp looms after President Arroyo designated erstwhile Justice Secretary Raul Gonzalez as new chief presidential legal counsel while Solicitor General Agnes Devanadera was appointed acting secretary of justice.
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An anecdote is told about the celebrated playwright George Bernard Shaw who attended a power packed party of socialites. As the playwright worked the crowds as well as his drinks, his eyes caught sight of a very elegant woman.


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                    [Title] => Are the Americans pressuring GMA to release Smith?
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We have had a love - hate relationship with the Americans ever since World War II – so what else is new? Despite this, it is quite obvious that we will always be friends and that’s that! 


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                    [Title] => Big lie: GIs in rape case are detained on RP soil
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If events unfold as scheduled in the processing of rape charges against four off-duty US servicemen in Olongapo City, the Philippines will emerge today either as a truly sovereign nation or a puppet of the United States.


One focus of my attention is the Filipino driver of the van used in the snatching and raping of a Filipina vacationing in the Subic Bay Freeport last Nov. 1. He has been included as co-accused of the US servicemen.


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