Living-Foods: Personals: Steven
| Id Number | 008435 |
| Date Posted | Aug 14, 2015 |
| Name | Steven |
| Gender | female |
| Age | 81 |
| Location | New York, NY, USA |
| I eat | 76%-95% Living/Raw Vegetarian Foods |
| Height | 5ft. 5in. |
| Weight | 61lbs. |
| Hair | JDHXoxAuLlSOCpZ |
| Eyes | pDZUpnCDraSMNjr |
| Occupation | jBsZAQaNszRvAXoJ |
| Description | perfect design thanks venta de vicerex en venezuela The president’s optimistic statements, made in December, drew on projections by the U.S. International Trade Commission. It predicted that U.S. exports to South Korea would grow at least 52 percent more than imports, creating tens of thousands of American jobs. A March update predicted that eventually exports of U.S. cars to South Korea will “likely increase significantly.” |
| Hobbies | perfect design thanks venta de vicerex en venezuela The president’s optimistic statements, made in December, drew on projections by the U.S. International Trade Commission. It predicted that U.S. exports to South Korea would grow at least 52 percent more than imports, creating tens of thousands of American jobs. A March update predicted that eventually exports of U.S. cars to South Korea will “likely increase significantly.”
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| Goals | perfect design thanks venta de vicerex en venezuela The president’s optimistic statements, made in December, drew on projections by the U.S. International Trade Commission. It predicted that U.S. exports to South Korea would grow at least 52 percent more than imports, creating tens of thousands of American jobs. A March update predicted that eventually exports of U.S. cars to South Korea will “likely increase significantly.” |
| Quote | perfect design thanks venta de vicerex en venezuela The president’s optimistic statements, made in December, drew on projections by the U.S. International Trade Commission. It predicted that U.S. exports to South Korea would grow at least 52 percent more than imports, creating tens of thousands of American jobs. A March update predicted that eventually exports of U.S. cars to South Korea will “likely increase significantly.” |
| Ideal Mate | perfect design thanks venta de vicerex en venezuela The president’s optimistic statements, made in December, drew on projections by the U.S. International Trade Commission. It predicted that U.S. exports to South Korea would grow at least 52 percent more than imports, creating tens of thousands of American jobs. A March update predicted that eventually exports of U.S. cars to South Korea will “likely increase significantly.” |
| Contact | Click here to send an email to Steven |
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