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just have your pay go to your US bank in the USA and use your debit/credit card in China, I do
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http://www.drdict.com/ Dr. dictionary
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ama, find a safe alternative to OFF!, that stuff will kill you too
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Swimsuit Editions from the People's Daily
Fu Lai replied to Randy W's topic in The Middle Kingdom - 中国
I admit four scrolls to catch all the details...- 246 replies
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awesome place, replace the wallpaper but it is stylish, how much does the place cost a month?
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Get above the 8th floor (where elevators are required in China) or maybe you like a billion stairs... my wife says the first few floors have as features, salesmen knocking on your doors all the time, street noise!!, thieves, people off the street wandering in taking anything in sight and using the halls and stairs as toilets / sex places / etc., first floor has the good old security probs too plus peepers and flooding, heat rises so the bottom is also the coldest, gated community or not
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Cramped urban living: ‘Capsule’ apartments, just 50 square feet, to share with roommates in Wuhan, China and rent is not that expensive in Wuhan and wages not that low... LOL... the New York Daily (American) News is a funny paper... Chinese like to save money is mostly what the "capsule" phenom is all about here
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our new house is on the 20th floor I like views
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Taiwan-Philippines dispute grows Holy crap the newly elected government of the Philippines screwed up bad
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Suspicious Powder Found at US Consulate in Guangzhou http://english.cri.cn/mmsource/images/2013/05/14/12910514consulate.jpg All applications for immigration visas to the United States nationwide as well as other U.S. services in some regions across China have been put on hold after a staff member discovered some suspicious powder at the consular sections of the U.S. Consulate General in Guangzhou, south China's Guangdong Province on Monday, May 14, 2013. [Photo: Agencies] Terrorism.
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Airlines collected record baggage fees in 2012
Fu Lai replied to ameriken's topic in Communications, Planes, Shipping & Money
Profitable business is fine but "3.7% profit margin comes entirely from the baggage and change fees" and more planned increases tells me that they think their administrative costs are well and fine so why not stick it to the customers to pay for them more? Kind of makes you feel sorry for the head of United Airlines whose salary fell to $7.9 mil. "Compared to many other U.S. industry CEOs, airline CEOs maintain that they're relatively underpaid. Airlines state that they pay relatively high CEO salaries in order to attract top executive performers. The AFL-CIO website says that in 2011, average U.S. CEO compensation was more than $5.03 million. In comparison, then, the U.S. airline CEO compensation average of $3.5 million is a bit below average. The average 2011 income of all U.S. occupations was about $34,000." -
China has world's largest new media market Exciting!
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OMG, WTF is going on?
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The guy is mayor of the other major city/are in Japan and the PRIME MINISTER shares his views. That's a problem.
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Thanks so much my friend. More money, better students, bigger apartment, fewer hours and cleaner air at Hubei University of Economics. I am excited.
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Yeah, nothing wrong in Japan... real bright future... Japanese mayor: Wartime sex slaves were necessaryhttp://l.yimg.com/bt/api/res/1.2/6NyQx1c4lYKN06.ZtITAiw--/YXBwaWQ9eW5ld3M7Y2g9MTYwNTtjcj0xO2N3PTIwMDA7ZHg9MDtkeT0wO2ZpPXVsY3JvcDtoPTQ3MjtxPTg1O3c9NTg5/http://media.zenfs.com/en_us/News/ap_webfeeds/bd563cf92d27cb10310f6a7067001a15.jpgAssociated Press/Kyodo News - In this May 13, 2013 photo, Osaka Mayor Toru Hashimoto answers reporters' questions at the Osaka city office in Osaka, western Japan. Japanese apologies have been rebuffed by most because of wording and lack of legal repercussions. Washington Coalition for Comfort Women Issues notes the use of a word Owabi, not Shazai, in those Japanese apologies. The coalition said, "the expression owabi in Japanese in most cases means a sense of apology slightly weightier than an Excuse me."
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Thanks so much, I have asked the new employer and I will report back.
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Philippine gov't sends condolences to family of Taiwanese fisherman killed by its coast guard This is just not cutting it... it's a very good thing their investigations are ongoing, they're on the clock.
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Mao: the Communist revolution would never have succeeded
Fu Lai replied to Randy W's topic in The Middle Kingdom - 中国
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PBS.org Independent Lens - Seeking Asian Female
Fu Lai replied to Bigguy_33's topic in Culture & Language Discussion
Saw this interview and it sheds light on the director... American Man, 60, Seeks Chinese Bride: Interview with director Debbie Lum -
there are not too many "how to" things about QQ as webpages, that link gave other links that come as close as possible
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supposedly cooked meat is safe to eat
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