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[Title] => No tsunami threat from quake between Fiji, Tonga
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[Title] => Fiji first country in the world to celebrate New Year
[Summary] => Fiji will be the first country in the world to welcome the New Year 2012 with the Legend FM a local popular radio station's Annual Fiji Street party and Vodafone this Saturday, local media reported Monday.
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[Title] => Man loses car due to poor memory
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[Title] => Veteran press undersecretary retires
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Suva capped her government service record with the distinction that she first worked at the Palace during the term of the late President Diosdado Macapagal, and retires with Macapagal’s daughter, Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, as the sitting president.
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In an eight-page resolution, the PAGC recommended to President Arroyo the dismissal of the case "for lacking in probable cause."
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