Philippine Daily Inquirer - 2022-10-09

• STILL NO GUIDANCE ON ON-SITE CLASSES
• OPEC OUTPUT CUT SPURS BIG-TIME FUEL PRICE HIKE NEXT WEEK
• TAIWAN SEEKS MORE ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHERS
• ‘EURO GENERAL’ FINED P 200,000 IN 2008 CASE
• THIS WEEK’S MILESTONES
• 4 soldiers killed in separate clashes with NPA in the Visayas
• DIRTY WATER BLAMED FOR DIARRHEA OUTBREAK AMONG DUMAGAT FOLK IN QUEZON, RIZAL
• CAGAYAN PROVINCIAL BOARD REJECTS MAMBA’S P400-B FOREIGN INVESTMENT PLAN
• COPS SECURE NEGROS ORIENTAL CAPITOL AMID LEADERSHIP ROW
• GOVERNORS ENDORSE DEFERMENT OF BARANGAY, SK POLLS
• Technocrat­s in government
• Be grateful!
• Climate agenda
• FUEL MASTERS IGNORE OUTSIDE NOISE IN THUMPING ROAD WARRIORS
• SAMOILENKO CARRIES PLDT PAST ARMY
• Restaurant­s must help conserve Mother Nature
• Resto management can go ‘high tech’
• THIS LI’L SHOP IN NEGROS CHAMPIONS NATIVE HANDICRAFT, EMPOWERS LOCAL ARTISANS
• META WARNS OF PHONE APPS THAT STEAL PASSWORDS
• WORLD FACING ‘5TH WAVE’ OF DEBT CRISIS: WORLD BANK PRESIDENT
• CONSUMERS TO DITCH CAFES FOR COFFEE AT HOME, SAYS ICO
• As Iraq concrete jungle swelters, ancient stone houses stay cool
• Come to CamNorte
• 2023 SINGAPORE GP TO FEATURE UPDATE TO TRACK AND GRANDSTAND­S
• LOCAL KNOWLEDGE IS KEY
• How Paloma Urquijo Zobel is presenting a different side of El Nido
• THE DIVERSE WORLDS OF KUALA LUMPUR
• Brigiding: ‘Drag Race’ yung bumuhay sa natutulog naming puso
• Viñas DeLuxe : Ang amazing ng doors—ng gate—na na-open ng ‘Drag Race’
• Extravagan­t newcomer goes where the money is
• ‘TRIANGLE OF SADNESS’ IN PH CINEMAS ON NOV. 30
• National Artist Ricky Lee feeling more like a ‘title’ than a ‘person’
• Hugh Laurie on the lure of playing it ‘very smart’ or ‘idiotic’: All actors are gigantic fakes
• Basking in the brilliant Bohol sun
• TODAY MORE THAN EVER, THE MEDIUM IS THE MESSAGE
• Visiting gardens of my memory
• THE IMPORTANCE OF GRATITUDE

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