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What term of endearment did Dr Jose Rizal use for the Philippines?
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Dr. Jose Rizal and other Filipino poets called the Philippines the "Pearl of the Orient Seas."
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its because peso is the main money of the philippines..... thats why rizal is chosen to put in the coin not in anay larger amount because no matter how big is your money still it will carry the term "peso".whereas you will remember the national heroe of the philippines
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