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• Molo (Iloilo)

  Also: Molo District — the styling of the city government's own barangay register, Parián — the Spanish-era designation of the Chinese district, Athens of the Philippines — the sobriquet earned as the Visayas' center of learning

  Molo is one of the seven districts of Iloilo City in the Western Visayas — 25 barangays across 5.54 square kilometers, with a population of…

• Luha ng Buwaya

  Also: Crocodile's Tears — the English title of Danton Remoto's 2023 Penguin translation, Crocodile's Tear — the gloss carried in the novel's own record, Tears of the Crocodile — the gloss carried in the author-biography record's styling of the masterpiece

  Luha ng Buwaya — "Crocodile's Tear" in the gloss of its own record, "Crocodile's Tears" in the works list of its author's biography and in…

• Partido Obrero de Filipinas

  Also: Labor Party of the Philippines — the English rendering carried in the party's own record, Lapiang Manggagawa sa Pilipinas — the Tagalog name carried in the same record, Workers' Party of the Philippines — the English label carried by the linked-data item

  The Partido Obrero de Filipinas — English "Labor Party of the Philippines," Tagalog Lapiang Manggagawa sa Pilipinas — was a Philippine workers' political party founded…

• Chinese General Hospital

  Also: Chinese General Hospital and Medical Center (CGHMC) — the official name, Hospital de Chinos — the name recorded for the institution in 1893, Chinese Hospital — the label used on American-era maps of Manila

  The Chinese General Hospital — officially the Chinese General Hospital and Medical Center (CGHMC), in Chinese 中華崇仁總醫院暨醫學中心 — is a private, non-stock, non-profit hospital at…

• Gobernadorcillo

  Also: Little governor — the literal translation, Capitán — the everyday honorific of the office, surviving in Filipino usage, Capitan municipal — the successor title under the Maura Law of 1893

  The gobernadorcillo — Spanish for "little governor," the diminutive form of gobernador recorded in Spanish dictionaries as a pejorative for a petty governor — was…

• Association of Small Landowners v. Secretary of Agrarian Reform

  Also: Association of Small Landowners in the Philippines, Inc. v. Hon. Secretary of Agrarian Reform — the full caption, Association of Small Landowners — the short doctrinal citation, The CARP-constitutionality case — its standard descriptive name

  Association of Small Landowners v. Secretary of Agrarian Reform (G.R. Nos. 78742, 79310, 79744, and 79777, decided July 14, 1989, 175 SCRA 343, Supreme Court…

• Tijam v. Sibonghanoy

  Also: Tijam vs. Sibonghanoy — the LawPhil caption styling, G.R. No. L-21450 — the docket, 23 SCRA 29 — the Reports citation

  Tijam v. Sibonghanoy (G.R. No. L-21450, decided April 15, 1968, 23 SCRA 29, Supreme Court En Banc, ponente Dizon, J.) is the Philippine remedial-law decision…

• Task Force Bangon Marawi

  Also: TFBM — the standard abbreviation of the task force's own documents and releases, Task Force "Bangon Marawi" — the styling of the creating order, quotation marks included, Bangon Marawi — the short form of Philippine news usage ("bangon," Filipino for "rise")

  Task Force Bangon Marawi (TFBM) was the inter-agency body created by President Rodrigo Duterte through Administrative Order No. 3, signed June 28, 2017, "for the…

• Delfin Lorenzana

  Also: Delfin N. Lorenzana — the official-styling form of the record, Maj. Gen. Delfin Lorenzana (ret.) — the military-styling form, Secretary Lorenzana — the styling of the DND years, 2016–2022

  Delfin Lorenzana — Delfin Negrillo Lorenzana, born October 28, 1948, in Midsayap, Cotabato — is a retired Philippine Army major general and public official who…

• Aniano Desierto

  Also: Aniano A. Desierto — the styling of the Office's own page, Ombudsman Desierto — the styling of his tenure, 1995–2002, "Ani" — the diminutive used in contemporaneous press coverage of the 2001 impeachment complaint against him

  Aniano Desierto — Aniano Aguilar Desierto, born April 25, 1935, in Cebu City — is a Filipino lawyer and former judge advocate who served as…

• Conrado Vasquez

  Also: Conrado M. Vasquez — the styling of the court record and the Office's own page, Conrado Maravilla Vasquez, Sr. — the full name of the reference record, Justice Vasquez — the pre-Ombudsman styling, Court of Appeals and Supreme Court, 1973–1983

  Conrado Vasquez — Conrado Maravilla Vasquez, Sr., born September 3, 1913, in Biñan, Laguna — was a Filipino jurist who served as the first Ombudsman…

• Ministry of Agriculture and Food

  Also: MAF, Ministry of Agriculture — the 1978–1984 styling of the same office, The agriculture ministry

  The Ministry of Agriculture and Food (MAF) was the martial-law-era styling of the Philippine government's agriculture portfolio — the department created when Presidential Decree No.…

• Coconut Investment Company

  Also: CIC, The Coconut Investment Company under RA 6260, The COCOFUND company — after the receipts its levy issued

  The Coconut Investment Company (CIC) was the government corporation created by Republic Act No. 6260 (June 19, 1971), "AN ACT INSTITUTING A COCONUT INVESTMENT FUND…

• Asset Privatization Trust

  Also: APT, The Trust — Proclamation No. 50's own designation, The COP–APT trust — after the two bodies the proclamation created

  The Asset Privatization Trust (APT) was the Philippine government's privatization trustee — a public trust created by Proclamation No. 50 of December 8, 1986, signed…

• Talabis v. People

  Also: Talabis v. People of the Philippines, Edwin Talabis v. People, G.R. No. 214647

  Talabis v. People (G.R. No. 214647, decided March 4, 2020) is a Supreme Court decision of the Second Division — penned by Hernando, J., with…

• Leo Prieto

  Also: Leopoldo Legarda Prieto Sr. — the full name of the record, The father of the PBA — the press styling of his founding role, Commissioner Prieto — the styling of the 1975–1982/83 tenure

  Leo Prieto — Leopoldo Legarda Prieto Sr., May 19, 1920 – April 7, 2009 — was a Filipino basketball player, coach, and league administrator: the…

• YCO Redshirts

  Also: YCO Painters — the later styling the encyclopedia record carries, YCO Redshirts/Painters — the retrospective press styling, YCO Athletic Club — the founding styling in the club's own record

  The YCO Redshirts — known in their later decades as the YCO Painters, and styled in the retrospective press "the Yco Redshirts/Painters owned by top…

• NBN-ZTE Controversy

  Also: NBN–ZTE deal corruption scandal — the encyclopedia title, The NBN-ZTE scandal — the standard press styling, The ZTE deal / the ZTE controversy

  The NBN-ZTE Controversy — carried in the encyclopedia record as the NBN–ZTE deal corruption scandal — was the 2007–2008 Philippine political crisis over the national…

• Simeon Marcelo

  Also: Simeon V. Marcelo — the styling of the official Ombudsman record, Ombudsman Marcelo — the styling of his tenure, 2002–2005, SolGen Marcelo — the styling of the Solicitor General years, 2001–2002

  Simeon Marcelo — Simeon V. Marcelo, born October 21, 1953, in Santa Rosa, Nueva Ecija — is a Filipino lawyer who served as the third…

• Alexander Gesmundo

  Also: Alexander G. Gesmundo — the official styling of his tenure, Alexander Gahon Gesmundo — the full name the biographical record carries, Chief Justice Gesmundo — the styling of 2021–2026

  Alexander Gesmundo — Alexander Gahon Gesmundo, born November 6, 1956 in San Pablo City, Laguna — is a Filipino jurist who served as the 27th…

• Diosdado Peralta

  Also: Diosdado M. Peralta — the styling of his opinions ("PERALTA, J."), Dado — the nickname the biographical record carries, Chief Justice Peralta — the styling of his 2019–2021 tenure

  Diosdado Peralta — Diosdado Madarang Peralta, born March 27, 1952 in Laoag, Ilocos Norte — is a Filipino jurist who served as the 26th Chief…

• Teresita Leonardo-de Castro

  Also: Teresita J. Leonardo-de Castro — the styling of her opinions ("LEONARDO-DE CASTRO, J."), Teresita de Castro — the shorter styling the Wikidata record carries, Teresita Jose Leonardo — her birth name

  Teresita Leonardo-de Castro — born Teresita Jose Leonardo on October 10, 1948 in Manila — is a Filipino jurist counted the de jure 24th Chief…

• Diosdado Fortuna

  Also: Ka Fort — the nickname of the labor and human-rights records ([OMCT](https://www.omct.org/en/resources/urgent-interventions/philippines-extrajudicial-killings-of-mr-diosdado-fortuna-and-ms-victoria-samonte "Philippines: Extrajudicial killings of Mr. Diosdado Fortuna and Ms. Victoria Samonte — OMCT / The Observatory (October 17, 2005)"), [Fight Back News](https://fightbacknews.org/articles/labor_philippines "Labor leader murdered in Philippines — Fight Back! News")), Fort — the Bulatlat styling, which glossed the moniker as standing for "strength, consistency and stability" ([Bulatlat — Ka Fort profile](https://www.bulatlat.com/news/5-34/5-34-fort.htm "The life and killing of Diosdado 'Fort' Fortuna — Bulatlat Vol. 5 No. 34 (2005)")), Ding — the given-name nickname of the Bulatlat profile's styling ([Bulatlat — Ka Fort profile](https://www.bulatlat.com/news/5-34/5-34-fort.htm "The life and killing of Diosdado 'Fort' Fortuna — Bulatlat Vol. 5 No. 34 (2005)"))

  Diosdado Fortuna — "Ka Fort" to the labor movement, born November 18, 1954, assassinated September 22, 2005 — was a Filipino labor leader of the…

• Teishin Shudan

  Also: 1st Raiding Group — the English rendering of the Japanese record's unit name, 第1挺進集団 (Dai-1 Teishin Shūdan) — the Japanese order-of-battle styling of the formation ([Japanese Wikipedia — 第1挺進集団](https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/第1挺進集団 "第1挺進集団 (Dai-1 Teishin Shūdan, 1st Raiding Group) — Japanese Wikipedia")), Raiding Group — the literal English translation of 挺進集団 carried by the English article ([Wikipedia — Teishin Shudan](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teishin_Shudan "Teishin Shudan — Wikipedia"))

  The Teishin Shudan (挺進集団, "Raiding Group") was the Imperial Japanese Army's division-level airborne force — a special-forces formation of the army's air arm whose paratroop…

• 38th Infantry Division (United States)

  Also: Cyclone Division — the official special designation from the 1918 Camp Shelby tornado, Avengers of Bataan — the styling ordered after the February 1945 clearing of Bataan, The 38th Division — the common short form of both wars

  The 38th Infantry Division — the "Cyclone Division," from the tornado that struck its Camp Shelby, Mississippi training ground in 1918 — is an infantry…

• ZigZag Pass

  Also: Zig-Zag Pass — the hyphenated styling of the campaign articles, Zigzag Pass — the uncapitalized styling of road and news usage, The ZigZag — the official history's running shorthand for the battlefield

  ZigZag Pass is the winding mountain section of Route 7 — the 1945 road from Olongapo, at the northwest corner of Bataan, eastward across the…

• Dentsu

  Also: Dentsu Inc. — the corporate name adopted in 1955 ([Wikipedia — Dentsu](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dentsu "Dentsu — Wikipedia")), 電通 (Dentsū) — the Japanese styling, the abbreviation carried down from the telegraphic news company, Dentsu Group — the holding structure above the Japan and international networks

  Dentsu (Japanese: 電通) is Japan's largest advertising company and one of the world's largest agency networks — founded on July 1, 1901, when Hoshiro Mitsunaga…

• Rikichi Tsukada

  Also: Tsukada Rikichi — the Japanese name order, 塚田理喜智 — the kanji styling of the Japanese biographical record, Kenbu Group commander — the styling the English biography gives his Luzon role

  Rikichi Tsukada (Japanese: 塚田理喜智; December 15, 1892 – May 19, 1958) was a lieutenant general of the Imperial Japanese Army — an infantryman who transferred…

• Kembu Group

  Also: Kenbu Group — the alternate romanization of the Japanese name, 建武集団 (Kenbu Shūdan) — the Japanese order-of-battle styling carried by the Japanese record ([Japanese Wikipedia — 塚田理喜智](https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/塚田理喜智 "塚田理喜智 (Tsukada Rikichi) — Japanese Wikipedia")), The central Luzon group — the positional styling among Yamashita's three groups ([Wikipedia — Battle of Luzon](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Luzon "Battle of Luzon — Wikipedia"))

  The Kembu Group was the central-Luzon formation of the three-group defense with which General Tomoyuki Yamashita fought the last campaign of the Japanese occupation of…

• Battle of Plassey

  Also: Battle of Palashi — the Bengali place-name styling, The battle of Plassey, 1757 — the date-styled citation form, Palashi — the village name the Anglicized "Plassey" renders ([Wikipedia — Battle of Plassey](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Plassey "Battle of Plassey — Wikipedia"))

  The Battle of Plassey — fought on June 23, 1757 at Palashi on the Hooghly River in Bengal, some 150 kilometers north of Calcutta —…

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