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recto [′rek·tō]
(graphic arts)
A right-hand book page, which always bears an odd number.
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Recto and his wife decided to join the LP during a dinner with Roxas last Saturday night, Recto told the Inquirer, adding, "I think they have a good team in the LP under the leadership of Senator Noynoy and Senator Mar.
Arroyo's former minister, wife join Aquino camp by Gulf News (United Arab Emirates)
While conceding the global crisis has had a larger-than-expected impact on consumption and investment, Economic Planning Secretary Ralph Recto said: "We remain confident that the Philippine economy will maintain a positive growth this year.
Philippines cuts 2009 growth target by AFP / AFP Asian Edition
While Recto expected the economy to "remain afloat in 2009," he told reporters he was "less confident" now that Manila would achieve the lower end of its already revised GDP growth target of 3.
Philippines teetering into recession: official by AFP / AFP Global Edition
 
 
 
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