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LOTTO

2 Digit Result: 05 31
3 Digit: 0 2 7 • 2 5 9 • 2 8 0
4 Digit: 4 1 3 4
MegaLotto 6/45 Winning Numbers:
31 28 26 39 12 42
P 13,971,169.80

Peso-Dollar Rate

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Peso-Dollar Exchange Rate
Official Government Rate

PDS Wtd. Avg.	Previous Close
P45.45 = USD1.00	45.50

Open	45.6

High	45.7

Low	45.43

Close	45.45

Volume (USD)	847.8M

As of July 04, 2008 5:05 PM
Disclaimer: These are based on Philippine Dealing System rates. Actual bank rates may vary.

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TECHNOLOGY
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