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CESO Rank

Also: CESO — the officer abbreviation, CES rank — the system-styled form, Career Executive Service Officer rank — the full statutory styling

CESO rank is the grade held by a Career Executive Service Officer (CESO) — the rank structure of the Career Executive Service (CES), the third…

1952 Helsinki Olympics

Also: Helsinki 1952 — the IOC's retrospective styling, Games of the XV Olympiad — the official edition title, The XV Olympiad — the ordinal shorthand of Olympic histories

The 1952 Helsinki Olympics — the Games of the XV Olympiad, held in Helsinki, Finland, from July 19 to August 3, 1952 — brought 69…

Philippines Men's National Basketball Team

Also: Gilas Pilipinas — the program name since 2010, extended to all national teams in 2019, Smart Gilas Pilipinas — the 2009–2013 sponsored styling, The Islanders — the 1936 team's press name

The Philippines men's national basketball team is the national men's basketball team of the Philippines, governed today by the Samahang Basketbol ng Pilipinas (SBP) and…

Also: 1954 FIBA Basketball World Cup — FIBA's retrospective styling after the 2012 renaming, 1954 World Basketball Championship — the era-styled form, Rio 1954 — the host-styled shorthand of Philippine retrospectives

The 1954 FIBA World Championship was the second staging of the FIBA World Championship in men's basketball, held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, from October…

UE Red Warriors

Also: Red Warriors — the short form used across league coverage, UE Warriors — the common compressed styling, The Warriors — the in-league shorthand

The UE Red Warriors are the men's varsity basketball team of the University of the East (UE), the Manila university whose UAAP membership dates to…

Hector Calma

Also: The Director — the nickname of the playmaking record, carried by the moniker registers ([ESPN — monikers](https://www.espn.com/basketball/pba/story/_/id/29037753/how-some-iconic-monikers-philippine-basketball-came-be "How some iconic monikers in Philippine basketball came to be — ESPN")), Hector "The Director" Calma — the styling of the Hall of Fame coverage ([PhilStar — Hall of Fame](https://www.philstar.com/sports/2009/09/09/503299/4-pba-greats-jun-b-head-hall-fame-honorees "4 PBA greats, Jun B head Hall of Fame honorees — PhilStar")), No. 14 — the jersey San Miguel honored in the rafters, the register this wiki's San Miguel Beermen entry carries

Hector Calma — born March 2, 1960 in Santa Ana, Pampanga, listed at 5 feet 8 inches — nicknamed "The Director" — is a retired…

Samboy Lim

Also: The Skywalker — the nickname of the aerial style, Avelino Borromeo Lim Jr. — the full name of the reference record, The Real MVP — the fan styling carried by the article record for the MVP he never won

Samboy Lim — fully Avelino Borromeo Lim Jr. (April 1, 1962, Quezon City – December 23, 2023, Pasig), nicknamed "The Skywalker" — was a Filipino…

Jerry Codinera

Also: The Defense Minister — the nickname of the shot-blocking record, carried by the moniker registers ([ESPN — iconic monikers](https://www.espn.com/basketball/pba/story/_/id/29037753/how-some-iconic-monikers-philippine-basketball-came-be "How some iconic monikers in Philippine basketball came to be — ESPN")), Jerry Herman Codiñera — the full name of the reference record, Jerry Codiñera — the diacritic styling used by this wiki's University of the East entry and the source record

Jerry Codinera — fully Jerry Herman Codiñera (born November 14, 1966), nicknamed "The Defense Minister" — is a retired Filipino basketball player and coach, the…

FIBA Asia Cup

Also: ABC Championship — the founding name of 1960, for Asian Basketball Confederation Championship, Asian Basketball Confederation Championship — the confederation-styled form, FIBA Asia Championship — the 2005–2015 renaming

The FIBA Asia Cup is the continental men's basketball championship of Asia and, since 2017, Oceania — the tournament inaugurated in Manila in 1960 as…

Rizal Memorial Coliseum

Also: Rizal Memorial Tennis Stadium — the arena's 1934 original name as a tennis venue, RMC — the abbreviation of current usage, The Coliseum at Rizal Memorial — the within-complex styling that distinguishes it from the Stadium

The Rizal Memorial Coliseum is a 6,100-seat indoor arena in Malate, Manila, one of the component venues of the Rizal Memorial Sports Complex — the…

1957 Cebu Douglas C-47 Crash

Also: The Manunggal disaster, The Mount Manunggal crash, The Magsaysay plane crash

The 1957 Cebu Douglas C-47 crash — the Manunggal disaster of March 17, 1957 — was the destruction of the Philippine Air Force Douglas C-47A…

Triangle Offense

Also: Triple-post offense — Winter's own name for the system, Triple-post triangle, The triangle — the standard shorthand of players and press

The triangle offense is a basketball offensive strategy built on fixed spacing: three players form a "sideline triangle" on the ball side — the center…

Sean Chambers

Also: Mr. 100 Percent — the 1991 award name that became his identifier, Mr. 100%, The Aces' driving force — the Inquirer's styling of his 1990s role

Sean Chambers — born February 27, 1965, in Los Angeles, California — is a retired American basketball player, the 6-foot-2 forward who served as the…

Jojo Lastimosa

Also: Jolas — the nickname of his whole career, Mr. Clutch, The 4th Quarter Man

Jojo Lastimosa — Isabelo "Jojo" Lastimosa Jr., born March 10, 1964, in Cagayan de Oro — is a retired Filipino professional basketball player and a…

Presidential Agrarian Reform Council

Also: PARC — the standard abbreviation of statute and jurisprudence, The highest policy-making body of CARP — the Supreme Court's styling in Hacienda Luisita, Inc. v. PARC ([LawPhil — G.R. No. 171101, July 5, 2011](https://lawphil.net/judjuris/juri2011/jul2011/gr_171101_2011.html "Hacienda Luisita, Inc. v. Presidential Agrarian Reform Council, G.R. No. 171101, Decision of July 5, 2011 — LawPhil")), The apex CARP council — the descriptive styling of the agrarian-reform literature

The Presidential Agrarian Reform Council (PARC) is the apex policy-making and coordinating body of the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program (CARP) — erected by Executive Order…

Datu Uto

Also: Sultan Anwarud-din Utto — the lead styling of the record, Utto Anwaruddin — the infobox styling, Anwarud-din Uto — the birth name as given

Datu Uto — styled Sultan Anwarud-din Utto, also Utto Anwaruddin, born Anwarud-din Uto — was the eighteenth Sultan of Buayan (from 1875), the last great…

Rufino Santos

Also: Rufino Jiao Santos — the full name, Rufino J. Santos, Cardinal Santos — the customary short form

Rufino Santos — in full Rufino Jiao Santos (August 26, 1908 – September 3, 1973), nicknamed "Pinong" — was a Filipino Catholic prelate, the 29th…

Plaza Independencia

Also: Plaza de Armas — the seventeenth-century styling, Plaza Mayor — the later Spanish-era styling, Plaza de María Cristina — the late Spanish-era name for the queen

Plaza Independencia — "Independence Plaza" — is a Spanish colonial-era plaza in the pier area of Cebu City, Philippines, whose grounds hold the triangular Fort…

Willie Miller

Also: Willie V. Miller Jr. — the full name of the records, Willie Jr Miller — the alias carried by the Wikidata item, The 2001 draft's first pick — the draft-position styling of his career openers

Willie Miller — Willie V. Miller Jr., born July 13, 1977, in Olongapo — is a Filipino former professional basketball player and current coach, a…

Eric Menk

Also: Major Pain — the nickname of his PBA decades, Eric Conrad Padua Menk — the full name of the records, TheEMenk30 — his YouTube handle in retirement

Eric Menk — Eric Conrad Padua Menk, born August 24, 1974, in Grand Rapids, Michigan — is a Filipino-American former professional basketball player, the Barangay…

Bogs Adornado

Also: William Adornado — the records' full-name styling, used by the French and Italian Wikipedias, William "Bogs" Adornado — the published form of the league's first MVP, The league's first back-to-back MVP — the register's descriptive styling

Bogs Adornado — William "Bogs" Adornado, born May 26, 1951 — is a Filipino former professional basketball player and coach, the Crispa Redmanizers' small forward…

Benjie Paras

Also: The Tower of Power — the nickname of his playing decades, Venancio Johnson Paras Jr. — the full name of the records, No. 14 — the jersey number Shell retired for him

Benjie Paras — Venancio Johnson Paras Jr., born October 2, 1968, in Caloocan, then part of Rizal province — is a Filipino former professional basketball…

Jose Midas Marquez

Also: Jose Midas P. Marquez — the official styling of his judicial tenure, Jose Midas Pascual Marquez — the full name the biographical record carries, Justice Marquez — the styling of his associate-justice years

Jose Midas Marquez — Jose Midas Pascual Marquez, born February 16, 1966 — is a Filipino jurist, the 192nd Associate Justice of the Supreme Court…

Diego de Herrera

Also: Fray Diego de Herrera, O.S.A. — the styling of the Augustinian record, Diego de Herrera, O.E.S.A. — the order's own initials before the 1968 renaming, Diego de Herrera (agustino) — the disambiguated styling of the Spanish reference record

Diego de Herrera — Fray Diego de Herrera, O.S.A. (in the order's pre-1968 styling, O.E.S.A.), a Spanish Augustinian of Recas in the Archdiocese of Toledo,…

Treaty of San Francisco

Also: Treaty of Peace with Japan — the treaty's formal title, San Francisco Peace Treaty, SFPT — the abbreviation of the legal literature

The Treaty of San Francisco — formally the Treaty of Peace with Japan, signed on September 8, 1951 at the War Memorial Opera House in…

Saturnino Ocampo

Also: Satur Ocampo — the press and political styling of his public career, Saturnino C. Ocampo — the docket styling of the Supreme Court record, Saturnino Cunanan Ocampo — the full name the biographical record carries

Saturnino Ocampo — Saturnino "Satur" Cunanan Ocampo, born April 7, 1939 in Santa Rita, Pampanga — is a Filipino journalist, activist, and legislator whose career…

Act No. 70

Also: An Act Providing for the Organization of Three Companies of Police for the City of Manila and Neighboring Towns — the long title, The Act creating the Metropolitan Police Force of Manila — the styling used by its amending statute, The Manila police act of 1901

Act No. 70 — formally "An Act Providing for the Organization of Three Companies of Police for the City of Manila and Neighboring Towns" —…

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