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Jan 25 2011, Jack

(Reuters) - A bomb exploded on a bus in the Philippine capital on Tuesday, killing four people and wounding 14, and officials said they could not rule out terrorism as they began an investigation into th

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Rodel Borreta, right, a Filipino crew of the chemical tanker Stolt Strength, receives a hug from his wife Catherine upon arrival Saturday, May 2, 2009 at Manila’s international airport after they were released from captivity by Somali pirates. The ship...