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Oil firm’s suit remedy
for ‘imagined grievances’
By TJ Burgonio, Philippine Daily Inquirer
Malacañang has welcomed Pilipinas Shell Petroleum Corp.'s petition before a local court to stop the executive department from implementing Executive Order 839 putting a cap on fuel prices.
- Pacman shows RP ‘small but mighty’
- Palace: We’ll not be pressured by Jalosjos
- Hillary to visit RP on way to Apec meeting
- Gov’t to press peace talks with MILF
- Mar supports Ping’s alibi in Dacer case
- ‘Teddy Boy’ JBC nominee to SC
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Global Nation
- 26,135 tons of fertilizers from Japan arrive
- PIA, Wells Fargo present fashion show for poor Filipino kids
- Asean cities tackle climate change
SPORTS
Happy Manny ready to make historyHOLLYWOOD— He's fit, he's happy and he's on track to logging the targeted number of sparring rounds and, most of all, he isn’t planning to hide behind a wall of excuses no matter how the fight turns out.
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LIFESTYLE
Love your own!WITH THE WAVE OF BRAZILIAN MODELS hitting the Philippines, I wonder how Filipinos are doing in the modeling industry. So I sat down with three emerging models.
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- Ria Francisco-Prieto: Belo’s whitening product lives up to the hype
- Jenni Epperson: Joey de Leon now wears his pal, Ang Kiukok
- Happy Nest: Get a haircut and feel better
- Original SIM: My So-Called Life (in Pictures)
- Tales of the Nomad: Sailing the “Diwata ng Lahi”
TECHNOLOGY
EU foundation opens new IT lab in UPThe demand for more information technology (IT) skilled workers from the Philippines continues to grow as the global economy recovers from the credit crunch.
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- hackenslash: Level Up! comes up with own FPS
- Inside Science: Senate study on nuke power: RP still long way off
- Tech Addicts: Content breaking the mold of ordinary TVs
OPINION
Wishful thinkingEvery time President Macapagal-Arroyo makes a performance report on her presidency, she always puts on top of her list the economic reforms she has put in place, like the expanded value-added tax.
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- Letter to the Editor: Of course, it’s a contest between good and evil
- Letter to the Editor: Hail Red Cross’ rescue teams and volunteers
- Letter to the Editor: SDay of reckoning for gov’t negligence
- Randy David: Why presidents go local
- Solita Collas-Monsod: How the LT bid for GenBank was won
- Mahar Mangahas: Poverty’s the same after 26 years
GLOBAL NATION
Protests vs ‘midnight sale’ of Fujimi Property mountProtests over the “midnight sale” of the Philippine property in Fujimi are mounting as Filipinos and Japanese alike say the Philippine government should keep it and “preserve the shared cultural and historical rights of Filipino and Japanese people.”
ALSO
- OFW overstaying in Saudi jail to be sent home—DFA
- Better protection of migrants’ rights—UN chief
- RP won’t get $2-M US military aid on rights record—solon
- Rodel Rodis: Filipino American History Month
- Fernando Fajardo: Good news from the World Bank
- Benjamin Pimentel: A good man named Arnel Pineda
- Inside Scoop: Guess who’s running against Bistek?
- Being Filipino: Follow that hearse called Philippine justice
- Living Abroad: Blue passport blues
NEWS
Arms cache of Alvin Flores gang seizedGovernment agents seized rifles, grenades and ammunition in a raid of a house believed to be a temporary hideout of the Alvin Flores robbery gang.
ALSO
- Stranded Saudi OFWs hope to be deported
- RP seeks release of seamen
- DENR warns vs leveling Caticlan hill
- Ramon Tulfo: Why there is anarchy in the streets
- Inquirer Visayas: Leyte-Samar priests learn about exorcism
BUSINESS
Forex reserves hit all-time high of $43.2BThe country has become more liquid to meet its foreign currency-denominated requirements such as imports and maturing debts as its gross international reserves hit a new historic high of $43.2 billion in October.
ALSO
- Coco oil exports up on strong US demand
- US remittance firm seeks more RP partners
- Sugar leaders urge SRA to prevent price slump
- Money Smarts: Should you get insurance coverage for acts of God?
- Open for Business: Some things you don’t just change
- Not Just for Profit: Green Spaces For The Metropolis
ENTERTAINMENT
Ricketts, Estrada back in the spotlightAfter Bong Revilla and Edu Manzano, it’s Ronnie Ricketts’ turn to head the Optical Media Board, which is charged with the important task of foiling screen pirates’ nefarious schemes and upholding producers’ rights and welfare. Some people may find Ricketts a surprising choice, but those familiar with the self-effacing star-producer’s principled work believe that he’s the right person for the job.
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- Explicit sex on television
- Rihanna regrets returning to Brown after attack
- Constant flux of good and evil as Butler, Foxx square off
- Cybervision: ‘Sawsawan’ on Marian Rivera, safe sex and President Arroyo’s corrupt fat ass
- Rushes: Mar-Korina honeymoon tweets
- Burn: The Police reunion is 2007’s top concert tour grosser

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