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Dear Mr. President

I hope when you read this letter that I wrote your in good condition, and to be honest I'm only 15 years old grade 10 student in Ilocos Sur National High School and I hope you read this letter.

Mr. President i hope that you will continue what president duterte started. all filipino trusted you to make our country much better. All of your plan and project me and my family will support it and i hope this help farmer and poor people


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