Three dead in Philippines school shooting
What to know about Three dead in Philippines school shooting
Officials say the teenager had warned friends after lunch that he was “going to do something” and told them to go home, but they thought he was joking.
Coverage spectrum
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What happened
Officials say the teenager had warned friends after lunch that he was “going to do something” and told them to go home, but they thought he was joking.
Why it matters
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Common ground
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Perspective signals
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Follow-up questions
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