Philippine Daily Inquirer - 2015-02-14

• Drones ‘twinkled at night’
• 3 dried roses found on dead SAF trooper
• ‘Best man’ skips Chiz-Heart nuptial
• ‘BBL’ means Bangsamoro Bike for Love
• ‘Yolanda’ Lonely Hearts Club aims to find Valentines
• For love’s sake, De Lima restores NBP stay-in visits
• Without AFP, coup plot vs P-Noy doomed, says Trillanes
• 11 in contact with nurse show symptoms of MERS
• Weekend theater guide for V-Day crammers
• At least 5 bishops renew call for P-Noy to step down
• After storm, rise in Tacloban pregnancie­s
• Sobrepeña loses John Hay to BCDA
• Gov: Usman critically wounded
• Poe questions competence of security execs
• AFP ‘chain of command’ vs PNP ‘line of authority’
• 3rd party monitoring team fear for BBL’s fate
• 2 investigat­ing bodies to inspect site of clash
• Farmers deny benefiting from ‘pork’ projects of Enrile
• THE DAILY GOSPEL
• Ang Ladlad, 39 other party-list groups delisted
• Sandigan bars Dangwas from leaving PH
• SWS: Love indeed sweeter the second time around
• Yolanda-hit areas to get P11.7-B infrastruc­ture projects
• Justices to check forest condition in site of TV show
• 500 SBMA employees protest delay in pay raise
• Black sand mine threat seen alive in 3-km wall
• Ati-made soaps, accessorie­s, other products enter Boracay resorts
• The thoughtful gift this Valentine’s
• Peace is the answer
• Not us versus them
• Shipping is ready for a technologi­cal revolution
• Love in law’s language
• Love the Philippine­s
• 738,102 Valentine cards
• The Digital Education Revolution
• Don’t forget most vulnerable sector
• It’s impossible to hide MM’s 11,000 street families—Sec. Soliman
• Bishop deviating from Pope’s approach
• Facebook post spurs Makati drug bust
• Why invoke God’s name after killing someone?
• Rape, rob, slay suspect had gall to say ‘I’ll be back’
• Foundation-run clinic opens for Manila folk
• Burma says rebel clashes kill dozens
• Japanese men wait for the goodies on Valentine’s Day
• Jurassic arboreal, burrowing mammals unearthed in China
• EU leaders agree on new antiterror measures
• World’s oceans clogged with plastic trash
• Texters halt Energy; Kings down Carnival
• Cayubit plays it safe, tops q’fying
• CEU, FEU fives notch 2nd wins
• Trillanes a lawmaker or basketball outlaw?
• Bullpups halt Eaglets’ streak, put away Game 1
• New tax-exemption law slashes BIR ’15 collection goal to P1.67T
• STI files new foreclosur­e suit
• DOTC pursues $10-B Sangley int’l airport plan
• Toyota vehicle sales surged 23% in January
• Short stays lasting impression­s at Vista Residences Avant Serviced Suites
• Bataan facility up in ’16
• Bancnet, Megalink sign unificatio­n MOA
• Giving kids with cancer a fighting chance
• The need for emotionall­y intelligen­t leaders
• Breathing life to ‘preemies’
• UP College of Dentistry, alumni, others push for integratio­n of oral health into universal healthcare
• Experts mull over untapped PH seaside potential
• One premier location offering new membership scheme
• Century Properties tops off 2 towers of Acqua Private Residences
• Rockwell Primaries opens 2-BR unit at 53 Benitez
• Outstandin­g IOUs hit P3.827T at end-Jan.
• Falling fuel prices boost further global auto buying trend
• Singapore rocks with Spandau Ballet, Pharell Williams, and Maroon 5 at F1 week Sept 18-20
• Volkswagen Touran turned over to Manila Nunciature
• Leaning technology defines new Yamaha Tricity
• R-Design Volvos: Art in motion
• What's missing here?
• Chevrolet PH brings ‘Disney Magic’ to showrooms
• Electric vehicle group supports DTI initiative­s
• 9 tips to keep the romance alive today
• Monster Jam heads to Manila this June
• Hyundai Motor partners with Shell for global lubricants use
• CAC rolls out 2015 Family Service program for Kia PH customers
• Home is where true love begins
• Our Burmese days
• Makati Shangri-La celebrates the season of love
• Love in 50 shades at Marriott Hotel Manila
• Summer comes early as Flossy launches its Spring/Summer 2015 collection
• It’s Single Awareness Day (or SAD)
• Tony Mabesa–eternally young at 80
• ‘In the Heights’ and ‘Godot5’: Promise and ambition on the Ateneo stage
• It’s all about the bed
• Stars as lovers in real life
• Nora-Vilma classic revisited
• A Ricky Martin Valentine
• Unexpected reversals
• Diverse formats energize TV5’s new morning shows
• Face to face with Sia
• Home for the Angels marks 20th year
• The movies they’re making
• HOROSCOPE
• Appealing portrayals boost appalling romance
• Fun celebratio­n marks Boots’ 70-year milestone
• DLSU ComArts turns 40
• Tagalog romance novels
• Famous couples in history
• Toblerone indulges you to "Think Out of the Box" this Valentine's Day
• Chivas 18 celebrates trophy success at internatio­nal wine and spirits competitio­n
• Newly engaged couple on engagement rings, flowers and chocolates for Valentine’s Day
• Share love with Krispy Kreme’s fun and delectable Valentine’s treats
• Manila Pavilion’s Valentine indulgence­s
• A fine dining romance at Casa Roces
• The Club turns one!
• Why choosing a creative Valentine’s gift is everything
• A weekend staycation in Makati may be your most romantic gift yet
• Celebrate love, the sweetest way, at Power Plant Mall!

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