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Press Release-Ra LIST OF 2007 RA 7687 QUALIFIERS BY PROVINCE ABRA BALMACEDA CARLOS ANGELO ROXAS BALTAR CRISTOPHER BLANZA BERSALONA REYMARC CLARAVALL CARINO SHIELA ANN CAMPILIS CASABAR MARK JASPER VALERA LINGBAOAN LOVELY CHARITY ALAGAO LIRAC JOHN MARK PISCO TABILLA JAMES EPHRAIM MARIANO TIMOTEO KRISTEL NOVA URBANO AGUSAN DEL NORTE AMIROL RIZZA JOY TELIN ASINO RONNIE VENTILLO BADAL SYLVETH NOVAH CABANES CORTEZ ANDRIE KARL BASE CUENCA ARNIE LYN BACOMO DELIGERO ROBERT SALAR DOMINGO JEN-ERIC BACANI DOMINGO KRIS JUDE CUMBA GICUM JEANSEN MAE ABOGA-A LAGANGA NOLE KRISTOFFER LASPINAS LIGAD ROSEMARIE ANDO LLAGAS DINA BULASA MACASERO JESREY MARTIN SALAZAR MERO REA DIVINA COLON MONTEZA JAYNIEL CASTILLO MORALES MARIA TERESA SANCHEZ OLAYON KRISJUDE CUMBA PUEBLOS FREDA MARIE UY TALAVERO ALDOUS BRYAN MIRA AGUSAN DEL SUR ADORABLE THIELA MAE DELA CRUZ ADVINCULA JASON BUNTAG ANANORIA ABHEL YATAR APATAN CHERYL MONA MARIE CATINGUB ARROZA JUNEMARIE CASIBA Page 1 of 67 BADA JAMORE BALLESTEROS BAYBAYON ROEL NEMENO CALO THERESSE JOY VILLARIEZ CASTOR ROY RODEL RANOCO COLASTE JIMMY JR. CO ESENCIA JAY AR OLIVARES JUNTILLA FELSIE ROCHA LASTA KAREN CRYSTAL CAMILOTES LATORRE JESIEL ALVIOLA LIMONGCO JOSHE LOZANO MADRISTA ANGELOU QUINO MAGSIGAY JEE-R QUITORIANO MIRANDA JESSA JAYNE COSARE MONTE DE RAMOS DEXTER QUILISADIO MORDENO JESSA LEIGH VISCAYA NACORDA JOYCE ANN JADUCANA PADECIO ANGELA FEL ALCANCHIN PEDROSO ERIC JAY PENUELA PLAZA CHRISTLY JONE PAMAT POMAR MARIA TERESA MORENO RIMANDO JAYSON JAGONIA SAMEROS GLORY JOY BANUA SANCHEZ RHONALEN SUBIERA AKLAN ALCANZO JAN HILARY ABELLO ANDRADE GLEEREN CASTILLO ARRIOLA AIZA MARIE BABAS BONIFACIO RYAN DAVE MAINIT CARITATIVO BERNADETTE ANN RICARTO DE MANUEL CRISDEL FRANCIS ZONIO FAJARDO CHYRIL-AN CONSTANTINO LUCES ANTHONY TEJADA MAGDAEL ARAFEL CASTILLO MASALLO JAIA FLORES MASANGYA CYDRICK YEBAN OQUENDO JEFRY FORRO PARMAN ROLYN IRA RADAN RECANIDO HAZEL MASANGYA ROME LUCKY JILLIAN FAMIS Page 2 of 67 ROSE PETTE BERNARD TEODOSIO SANGUILLOSA JERRY BALIGUAT SILVESTRE AREEN RABE TORIANO SARAH JEAN PROTACIO VEDASTO KENNY RYAN DE PABLO VILLANUEVA MA. 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JESLEA OQUIALBA LODOR ALGENIE LUNAS LUIS JOVELYN PADUA LUNAS MARIA JANINE LITA MAGNO JENNIFER MARCAIDA MANLANGIT TERI JOHANNA ORDIZ MARBELLA ROLAND TORRES MARISCOTES JOAN OLICIA MARTILLANA JOAN MAGDAONG MELLA AUBREY FAITH MONTON MIRALLES LAISSA ALAMO MUJAR CAMILLE ELA BONGARES NAAG MARK FRANCES REANTASO NABIA JOVEL ORDIZ NAVARRO RUBY JANE DE LA CRUZ NEO CECIL MARANO PALADIN JESSIE BEN RABAGO PANGO DIANNE TUASON PARAGILE JUDITH ABEGAIL BANDAY PARINA REYNALENE NICOLE MARTINEZ PILAPIL JOHN MICHAEL BONSA PRENA MICHAEL PIOLINO Page 4 of 67 RANON EJAY LUMPOT RAVAGO ROSALIE LUNAS REGACHUELO ROSE LOMPERO REGINO JESSABEL RAMOS RENTOY JED MORGA RICACHO MELCHIZEDEK LODRONIO RODRIGUEZ MARK KENNETH PANESA ROSARIO KARELL MAY ROVELO SACLAG EDGAR REBATIS SALLAN DONALD MARK MALLETE SAPALICIO VLADIMIR VISTA SIANO PRINCESS VERNIECE SATORRE TAN KARMELA MAE APODACA TANDAAN ELLY JR. 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PAJARIN QUIBIN RAZILE KAY ARMIA REGONDOLA JOEY CHRISTIAN GUZMAN SANGALANG DAISYRIE CARAGAY SUMALA LESTER LAYNO TOLENTINO CATHERINE GARCIA BATANES Page 6 of 67 ADALID AILEEN GABAS BATALLONES DARYLL KEYTH CABALCE ROGER JOSEPH ACEBES HORTIZ GHLYNIES BORILLO IMPERIAL LIANE CYDEL ALAVADO JAVIER JEREMIAH JACOB PAMA BATANGAS ABAS LEI ANNE MARI MATANGUIHAN AGUILAR KEVIN GALVEZ ALBIAD MARICRIS BARREDO ALCAIDE MODERRAE NIKKI SALONZO ALMENDRAL ANA MARIE GLORIOSO ALVAREZ KRISTYANNINA JOI LEYESA APARATO UZZIEL AMOR ARO AQUINO ERWIN MENDOZA ARCAN JEANEFER DELA LUNA ARMANDO ANNA ADELISA DEL MUNDO ARTISTA JOAN ROMERO ASIDERA GEFFORD CACAO AYAD JOSEPH ABANILLA BATTARING CRISCEL JORDAN BAY YLONNA JANE ANDAL BRAVO RUBELYN PEREZ BUENDIA MARICAR ILUSTRE BUNO WARREN MACALALAD CANUBAS HANNAH CHERYL GARCIA CARANDANG ROMAIN ROSS HABON CARDONA DON EMANUEL MENDOZA COLICO SARAH JANE RONDERO COLOMA HAROLD GARCIA COMIA ELAINE LUMBERA CUETO PAMFILO RODOLFO III REYES DE GRACIA ROZEND COMEZ DE LOS SANTOS JORDAN MARASIGAN DE SAGUN ANGELICA DANO DEJELLO DANNICA FERRERA ENRIQUEZ MARY GRACE AMORES ESPERANZA MA. JEANNE CARLA RAMOS FAJARITO LOVELY JOY FALAME Page 7 of 67 FALCULAN JEROME DIMAYUGA FESTIJO JEFFREY CANTOS GARCIA LIGAYA MONTERO GONZALES KARYN KAY BASOY LASCANO ROYCE ANN ADRIANO LATORRE ALDRIN ARANDA LIBAO MHARK EUGINE ALVAREZ LISING RHOBIN SUAREZ LLANES PAUL RAMIL LEYBA LONTAC HENRY JASON MERILOS LOPEZ ALLANA PAULEEN LENTO LOPEZ ROCKY PULGADO LUNA JOBERT DE GRACIA MACAS PRINCESS DELOS SANTOS MACASAET JOSEPH PAOLO ABIOG MACATANGAY MA. 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