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Eugene Ann Samantela and Ivan Howard Sumauang Shutter opens and closes in an ecstatic place — one day during the first half of the year, people flock in an arena
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Shean Jeryza Alibin Sa gitna ng walang katapusang laban ng isang estudyante — sa pagitan ng matinding gutom at manipis na pitaka, sa paulit-ulit na pagbibilang ng baryang kailangang pagkasyahin
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COMELEC x Sexy Babe: What does this have to do with being sexy?
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Lyndon James Diesta “We shall do what women do. We shall talk.” This line, spoken in the hit Netflix series Bridgerton, highlights the importance of women in communication and languages.
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Allen Marc De Jesus “Ang daming taong namamatay sa murang edad pero inililibing kung kailan gulay na…Itong looban mismo, looban ito ng mga patay. Matagal na kaming patay. Kung kailan
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