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    Analysis: Trump challenged by cold reality from top allies

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    Vapes, Liquor, Soft Drinks Face Higher Taxes in Philippines - Bloomberg.com

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    Vapes, Liquor, Soft Drinks Face Higher Taxes in Philippines

    The Philippines wants to impose higher taxes on products that cause health problems, including soft drinks, e-cigarettes and alcohol, to mor…

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    Why did sari-sari store sales of cigarettes, liquor drop in 2024? - Rappler

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