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GustavoWoltmannMember06 January 2017 10:42:38

Happy New year to all the members of Expat forums and to all the people around the world, Asia, UK, Europe, America, Africa, Panama, Canada and others. And to everyone who is working hard artists, writers, publishers, athletes, gamers, housewife, and others. You all may have a great year to come. from your dearest friend Gustavo Woltmann

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CynthiavillaSerial expat06 January 2017 10:48:13

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May everyone have a prosperous New Year and full of blessings!

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mahmad mahmoudMember06 January 2017 14:36:06

Hi, friend,
You too my friend, and all members around the world.
We hope whole world cames peace.

Blessing you!

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