Philippine Daily Inquirer - 2019-12-13

• U2 IN MANILA: ELEVATION OF PINAY POWER, FREE PRESS
• PALACE VOWS DU30 VETO AFTER PING FINDS ‘PORK’
• Probe of martial law abuses sought
• Top volley stars want leagues to unite
• Bono’s food trip in Manila
• FUEL LACK PUTS BEASTS BACK TO FARM WORK
• PINOY KASI: PISA’S IMPORTANCE
• BIZ BUZZ: WHEN WINNING IS LOSING
• Stock market: P 127B lost after Duterte hits water firms
• DOJ CHIEF DEFENDS A VILLAR ON TEAM THAT REVIEWED WATER DEALS
• Detainees’ transfer to city jail bucked
• PH pangolin closer to extinction
• ALABANG-ZAPOTE RAMP CLOSED AT CERTAIN HOURS MONDAYS-SATURDAYS
• US SENATE PANEL: FREE DE LIMA, DROP RAPS VS RESSA
• STUDY: WORLD’S OLDEST ARTWORK UNCOVERED IN INDONESIAN CAVE
• Gamers, G-strings: 5 moments from SEAG
• REVIVAL OF CAVITE WATER ROUTE GOOD FOR STUDENTS, TRADERS, SAY EXECS
• IBALOY CLANS WANT MONUMENT BUILT TO HONOR ‘NATIVE TITLE’
• Onion prices surge amid supply lack in Mindanao
• RAPS READIED AS DAMAGE SEEN IN PANGASINAN CORALS
• US inspector general scores FBI over probe
• SAUDI ARAMCO BITES OFF APPLE AS WORLD’S MOST PROFITABLE COMPANY
• ISRAEL HEADS TO THIRD ELECTION AFTER NETANYAHU INDICTMENT
• NEW FINNISH PRIME MINISTER BUCKLES DOWN TO WELFARE STATE BUSINESS
• TEEN ACTIVIST WINS TIME ACCOLADE
• UP PREXY DENIES BATO’S CLAIM: ALL CAMPUSES STILL OFF-LIMITS TO PNP, AFP
• Kidnapped Pogo worker’s hubby now person of interest
• MMDA EYES 3 MORE PASIG RIVER FERRY STATIONS
• PDEA: 5,552‍‍‍‍‍ killed‍ in d‍rug war since 2‍‍‍‍‍016
• JOMA: ISSUES STILL HOUND PEACE TALKS
• The anti-billionair­es
• Focus on LGUS
• Half a victory
• For our farmers
• Heneral Luna, the scientist and journalist
• AFTER SEAG DOMINATION, BAMBOL WANTS OLYMPIC GOLD
• AMERICANS TRAIL FOR THE FIRST TIME IN 14 YEARS
• NO REST FOR HEROES
• 30th SEA Games and the Ajinomoto Victory Project®
• The SEA Games as a metaphor for life for Toledo and others
• CERES, KAYA IN TOUGH CONTINENTA­L LEAGUES NEXT YEAR
• Azkals, Malditas to stick together and bounce back harder
• CRYPTOCURR­ENCY AWARENESS HIGH AMONG FILIPINOS
• Bangko Sentral keeps rates steady
• Gov’t to prioritize projects for ODA funding
• FRUITAS HOLDINGS SEES REVENUE GROWTH ABOVE 20%
• Electronic­s sector sets low 2020 target
• PCC HOLDS TRAINING ON COMPETITIO­N POLICY FOR LEGISLATIV­E STAFF
• PARTS OF BICOL STILL WITHOUT ELECTRICIT­Y
• PH navigates through global economic headwinds
• The Moment Group comes of age
• SPROUT COMES INTO FULL BLOOM
• DEVELOPING A TASTE FOR FOOD RESEARCH
• ING adding digital platform offerings
• AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATIO­N PHILIPPINE­S PHILIPPINE­S
• ILOILO’S PRIDE IAN ROSALES IS AAP MSDP’S 3RD GYMKHANA NATIONAL CHAMPION
• THERE’S AN ELECTRIC CAR IN YOUR FUTURE
• Drop-dead glamour, advocacy blend in Tatler Ball
• AWARDEES HONORED AT PHILIPPINE TATLER’S 18TH ANNUAL FUNDRAISIN­G BALL
• Miss World 2018 Vanessa Ponce de Leon: ‘In every platform I touch, my job is to make people better and happier’
• FRAGRANT PRESENTS FROM LUSH
• THE BODY SHOP EMPOWERS WOMEN THIS CHRISTMAS
• The trendiest holiday styles to cop now at Shangri-La Plaza
• Five tricks to look fresh after a trip
• SUPPLEMENT­S TO HELP BOOST YOUR HEALTH AND BEAUTY ROUTINE
• Wardrobe staples with understate­d elegance
• Mckinley Hill Grand Christmas Parade spectacle like no other
• This Christmas, show your love with Mcjim Classic Leather
• Eastwest and Singapore Airlines unveil the new premier credit card for travel
• Liza ‘better’ in kissing scenes than bf Quen, who kisses ‘like a 2nd grader’
• Henry Cavill, Angelina Jolie
• Vice Ganda reconciles with Coco Martin after a falling-out 2 years ago
• CROSSWORD PUZZLE
• Louise’s ‘dry run’ for marriage
• HOROSCOPE
• Who is Ana de Armas and why is she stirring a lot of buzz?

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