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A compelling new documentary shines a light on the Philippines’ biggest moral victory in World War II.
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The seaweed also has anti-ageing properties.
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Let’s take a look at the malls before Harrison and Ali.
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Did you also fall for one of these predictions?
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It details four volcanoes on Taal Lake erupting simultaneously.
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Does the law protect you from going to work during typhoons or volcanic eruptions?
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Not all heroes wear capes.
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A wooden bust of Rizal, attributed to the National Hero himself, has just recently resurfaced.
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In this episode of lost footnotes in history, we explore why Andrew Carnegie, once the world’s richest man, offered to buy the Philippines’ independence.
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'I am opposed to having the eagle put its talons on any other land.'
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A food historian investigates the confusion behind the four dishes.
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Part III of the Re-Thinking Rizal trilogy.
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We’ve always had people like Rizal who showed the world what it meant to be an indio bravo, the 'pride of the Malay Race.'
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Part II of the Re-Thinking Rizal trilogy.
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Part I of the Re-Thinking Rizal Trilogy.
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A look back on the glory days of Bulacan's pyrotechnics industry.
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The Christmas Truce of World War I proved the power of peace.
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People disappear in the mythical Biringan City forever.
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