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Why pay for a salesperson?

Getting The Edge In Professional Selling
Terence A. Hockenhull

I’M RIGHT IN the middle of ordering additional company brochures, completing layouts from new flyers and pamphlets, and printing marketing material for an upcoming exhibition.

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It’s a dog’s life

By Richard Roeper

MOVIE REVIEW
The Secret Life of Pets
Directed by Chris Renaud and Yarrow Cheney

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Shellfishness

By Noel Vera

DVD Review
The Lobster
Directed by Yorgos Lanthimos

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Israeli scientists say they can block melanoma spread

JERUSALEM — Israeli scientists have uncovered how the most severe form of skin cancer spreads to other organs in a discovery that could revolutionize treatment of the disease, they said Tuesday.

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Consequences of cyberbullying

Cyberbullying

Giant cruise ship heads to Arctic on pioneering journey

LOS ANGELES — It is a voyage explorers only dreamed of not so long ago.

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Your Weekend Guide (August 26, 2016)

EXHIBITS

The Goethe-Institute Philippines presents Club Berlin: Electronic Music and Photography, an event to engage both sight and sound, curated by Heiko Hoffman and Alfons Hug, featuring photographic works of Berlin’s 1990s club scene by Martin Eberle and portraits by Berghain club member Sven Marquardt. The exhibit will also feature rare footages from the Boiler Room, an underground platform. The exhibit opens on Aug. 26 and will be on view until Sept. 23 at Pineapple Lab in Rockwell, Makati City.

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Truth in Chowking advertising

Ads & Ends
Nanette Franco-Diyco

WHILE THE RAINS poured non-stop last Friday en route to Makati, my friend Mina Contreras and I encountered humongous bumper-to-bumper traffic that forced us to slowly but surely reconsider our destination.

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What to see this week

3 films to see on the week of August 26-September 2, 2016

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Is there such a thing as too much love?

By Nickky Faustine P. de Guzman

HER DEBUT NOVEL asks a simple question: What could go wrong when something is motivated by good intentions? A lot, apparently. Australian author M.L. Stedman tells a tale of love and morals in her debut novel, The Light Between Oceans.

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Mining investments in the pipeline

INDUSTRY AND REGULATORY OFFICIALS yesterday held out hope that the country’s mining sector could regain traction in the next six years as miners weather a state crackdown on those deemed irresponsible among their ranks, setting a positive tone at the start of an annual summit. Read the full story.

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Innovation performance of select ASEAN countries

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