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on March 10, 2011
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Abellana, Martino
Abellana, Ramon
Alcordo-Cabigon, Maria
Alegado, Emilio
Aleonar, Peary
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Alfafara, Celestino
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Avila, Jose
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del Corro, Anastasio
dela Cerna, Eugenio
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Mancao, Miguel
Noel, Maximino
Sarmiento, Roman (II)
Sedon, Emigdio
Silva, Bonifacio
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