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Tag Archives: China
Chinese Language Skilled Attorneys Needed for 9 Week Long Temporary Project in Gangzhou, China (Expenses Paid) Starting on 8/2/13
Special Counsel, Inc. is trying to identify and hire 20 Chinese Fluent Attorneys to travel abroad to Guangzhou, China for an immediate temporary project. China Project Details: Looking for 20 Chinese Fluent Attorneys with written and oral fluency in Simplified … Continue reading
When Pranks Go Too Far: 13-Year-Old boy Suffers Horrific Compressed Air Pump Assault In China | CNN.com | Vanessa Ko | 7/13/12
STORY HIGHLIGHTS The boy is under intensive care in Beijing after two adult co-workers assaulted him They released compressed air into his body (anus) using a mechanical pump at car repair shop Surgeons cut his abdomen open to expel the … Continue reading
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