+ Follow SOCIAL WEATHER Tag
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[Title] => Looking through the eyes of a frog
[Summary] => “End Hunger,” Sam made out the words as he croaked to himself. Sam is a frog – and an intelligent one – with his bulging eyes and binocular vision, he could make out humans carrying a big banner. They were giggling as though having fun. Sam did not understand what hunger is, frogs don’t get hungry.
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[Title] => EDITORYAL - Marami pa rin ang nagugutom
[Summary] => Marami pa rin ang nagrerebolusyon ang bitu-ka dahil sa gutom. Marami pa rin ang umaasa at nakalahad ang kamay para umamot ng baryang pambili ng pagkain.
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[Summary] => HUWAG nang aasahan na may magandang mangya- yari sa Pilipinas mula ngayon June 30, 2010 na pagtatapos ng term ni President Arroyo.
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Only 26 percent of voters are optimistic that their quality of life will improve after a year, while 18 percent expect it to worsen, 33 percent say it will not change, and 23 percent don’t know.
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October 30, 2011 - 12:00am
