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Devotees gather early at the Quiapo Church in Manila to await the arrival of the Black Nazarene, which according to Catholic Church tradition, celebrates its feast day on January 9. Inset photo shows a bigger crowd Wednesday morning. NOY MORCOSO and MATIKAS SANTOS/INQUIRER.net
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  2. Psst! It’s now PST, not ‘Filipino time’
  3. Bank manager shot dead in Manila
  4. No poll fraud, says Brillantes
  5. 14 partylist groups proclaimed
  6. Estrada, old Cabinet discuss new job
  7. Ex-cabbie ends 30-year clan rule in Oriental Mindoro
  8. Tarlac puzzle: Loss of Aquino candidates
  9. Chinese trader corners banknotes manufacturer
  10. Cars burning as Stockholm braces for fifth night of riots
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  2. Poe seen as viable 2016 bet vs Binay
  3. Parents in Norway jailed for incest
  4. Santiago advises rookie lawmakers to ‘go back to school’
  5. More doubts raised about poll results
  6. Woman shot dead inside restaurant in Parañaque City
  7. An incompetent airport manager
  8. Drilon vs Cayetano in Senate
  9. Estrada to support Binay even if Grace Poe makes a run for presidency
  10. Former Press Secretary Raul S. Gonzalez dies; 78
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  2. Nancy Binay bashing: ‘It’s the beginning of the worst’
  3. Man takes own life after accidentally killing daughter
  4. Student enrolls–using 41 names
  5. Binay: I’ll turn Caloocan into the next Makati City
  6. Binay’s advice to Hontiveros: Hold more motorcades
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  8. Fight for last 3 Senate spots cliffhanger
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  • How campaign ads catapulted Grace Poe
  • Proclaimed party-lists and their nominees
  • Senator Revilla backs down, ends Cavite political drama
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  • Tigers, Falcons score; Blazers stun Tams
  • GM Paragua shares Asian chess top spot with Li
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  • Sportswatch
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    • Lifestyle

  • You can’t sink in the Dead Sea
  • In New York, Filipino costume and set designer Clint Ramos wins Obie Award
  • Josh Bowman steps into a new role
  • Fashion, fame and Daniel Grayson
  • Meet the Pinoy ‘Apprentices’

    • Entertainment

  • Demi Lovato is a work in progress
  • Stars’ ‘shameful’ secrets revealed
  • Penchant for loopy and messy details
  • Nora and Vilma go indie
  • Three inspiring real-life dramas at the polls

    • Business

  • Court of Appeals stops field trials of genetically modified eggplant
  • GDP on track to meet 6-7% target
  • Stocks continue to decline
  • BSP chief says capital flight to spare PH
  • Imports contracted in Q1

    • Technology

  • Statement of Smart Communications
  • Yahoo takes big leap with $1.1B deal for Tumblr
  • Poll: More US teens turn to Twitter; Facebook old
  • Tips to avoid becoming an identity theft victim
  • Filipinos in flight want to go online

    • Opinion

  • Brillantes’ tantrums
  • Pointed questions for the Comelec chair
  • Social enterprise as innovative business model
  • Perennial irony
  • Voters like election surveys

    • Global Nation

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