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THREE-PEAT FOR UP. The University of the Philippines shows off its winning form as it tops the UAAP Cheerdance Competition for the third straight year. Photo by JASMINE PAYO/Inquirer
UP fans show their support for their pep squad, forming the bulk of the 19, 509 spectators that filled up the Mall of Asia Arena for the UAAP cheerdance competition Saturday, Sept. 22, 2012. CELEST FLORES/INQUIRER.net
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