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| To obtain a position |    | 3 | 100.00% |
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18-Oct-2004, 13:59
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19-Oct-2004, 00:08
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| Position? British? "Employment with your company" If you wish try drunk driving and the police will tell you "assume the position, hands on the car, spread 'em." |
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19-Oct-2004, 12:55
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| I'll take your word rather than actually trying drunk driving. |
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