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American servicemen visiting Phl are advised to visit cultural and religious sites instead of bars. Did you know that many GIs love to visit bars to lift their spirits up.

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Casimiro V. del Rosario was born on June 13, 1896 in Bantayan, Cebu. He was the son of Pantaleon del Rosario and Venita Villacin.

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Si Sheila usa sa mga biktima sa bagyong Sendong niadtong hinapos ang bulan sa 2011. Hinuon, dili siya sama sa uban nga halos mawad-an sa kinabuhi. Labaw pa gani ang uban kay daghan kanila ang nangamatay.

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Si Sheila usa sa mga biktima sa bagyong Sendong niadtong hinapos ang bulan sa 2011. Hinuon, dili siya sama sa uban nga halos mawad-an sa kinabuhi. Labaw pa gani ang uban kay daghan kanila ang nangamatay.

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