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BECAUSE of bleaching caused by rising ocean temperatures, this technicolor coral reef off Lanao del Norte may soon turn into a brown lump and then into a white colony. PHOTO COURTESY OF THE KAUSWAGAN AGRICULTURE OFFICE

ROBREDO: Out of the loop EDWIN BACASMAS

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GOODWILL Crew members of the visiting US nuclear-powered supercarrier USS George Washington teach children to march snappily during a visit to Ermita, Manila. The ship’s 5,000 crew members are on a holiday after their mission at sea. ANDREW TADALAN

CELEBRATORY Street children pick up balloons used by schools in bidding their Bar examinees good luck on the first Sunday of the Bar exams. INQUIRER.net/Tetch Torres

HELLO JOE USS George Washington, an American nuclear-powered supercarrier, drops anchor off Manila Bay at daybreak Saturday. ARNOLD ALMACEN

MANILA Vice Mayor Isko Moreno says he monitored the deterioration of the hostage crisis on a TV set in a hotel bar. JESS YUSON

PLEASE EXPLAIN. Interior Secretary Jesse Robredo (left) and Justice Secretary Leila de Lima (center) question Interior Undersecretary Rico E. Puno (back to camera) at the formal investigation of the Luneta bus siege. EDWIN BACASMAS

JUSTICE Secretary Leila de Lima is in the thick of the marathon hearings that will be concluded tomorrow. ANDREW TADALAN

MOBILE HOME A mother totes a toddler on one arm as she maneuvers a pushcart carrying odds and ends and two other children on a busy street in Ermita, Manila. The pushcart also serves as the family home. ROMY HOMILLADA

Abu commander killed

Bouncing back from the humiliation it suffered in the hands of a lone hostage-taker in Manila, the Philippine National Police killed an Abu Sayyaf commander and two of his men in an assault on the bandits’ hideout in Sulu at the weekend.

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Makati less polluted now, boasts Binay

The air quality in Makati City has improved within the span of four years, according to its top official.

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Boracay lures tourists with low prices

Budget-conscious tourists can avail of lower accommodation rates on Boracay Island as some resorts have offered significant discounts as part of measures to counter the backlash on the country’s tourism industry after the Aug. 23 hostage-taking crisis in Manila.

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