Unfazed.(Opinion & Editorial)

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From: Manila Bulletin
Date: 20050118
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"The greatest of faults is to be conscious of none."

Thomas Carlyle

WITH her superb self-confidence and reservoir of information and statistics at her fingertips, President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo not only continued to exude general optimism during the MOPC 60th Anniversary gala dinner at the Ceremonial Hall of Malacanang, but she also appeared genuinely unfazed by persistent destabilization rumors and opposition media hype.

However, panning the faces of the VIP guests and listeners during President Arroyos speech, one could sense a divided audience attention and ...

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