New Opportunity And Adventure

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Here are some opportunities for you to change or improve your life with a little adventure included. I taught English in China. The cities I taught in were Handan, Fotan and Taian. It was about six years in total. Taian was the longest I lived in China at four years. Because the cost of living is low and the apartment rent is paid for I was able to close my debts that I had in the U.S.  And I was able to do this quickly. This is a great opportunity why not have a try.  Contact me here E-mail alohatc1@yahoo.com  
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Location: Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

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