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[Title] => A war ordinary Filipinos must wage
[Summary] => Perhaps, there has been more than a million times that the challenge hurled by then US President John Fitzgerald Kennedy to his countrymen - to ask not what their country can do for them but to ask what they can do for their country - has been quoted by leaders around the world. I am sure that ordinary citizens, young and old, might have also relished paraphrasing the idea.
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[Title] => The South China Sea and the Law of the Sea
[Summary] => Crossed by the most important maritime route of the planet, and source of fossil fuels, the South China Sea is one of the most important of maritime disputes.
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[Title] => Rich harvest from China trip
[Summary] => State visits always yield benefits for both visiting and receiving countries.
The China visit of the Philippines’ top officials, headed by President Macapagal-Arroyo, reaped a bountiful harvest. Agreements signed will ac-celerate economic development for the Philippines as well as strengthen further the good relations between the two countries.
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The China visit of the Philippines’ top officials, headed by President Macapagal-Arroyo, reaped a bountiful harvest. Agreements signed will ac-celerate economic development for the Philippines as well as strengthen further the good relations between the two countries.
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