免插件乱女合集第一期

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那麽一點點 2014-5-21 09:10: 你好呀，你的假牙項目已經出批複了吧，我現在也遇見一個假牙的項目，能否學習一下你的報告呢。萬分感謝哦。

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蕭小P 2012-9-7 09:03: 回音壁: 找到环评工作没?
你有好介紹麽？在那裏？我現在在水質監測。。。。。

蕭小P 2012-5-9 11:04: 回音壁: 找了还多地方才找到的，环境类的工作在浙江、上海、苏州、广东这些城市集中的比较多，
我在廣州，你捏？可是我在廣州找不到啊，很多都要經驗的~你是哪裏的呀？

蕭小P 2012-5-9 10:14: 回音壁: 就在做环评，是本专业，我也6月份毕业
哇~那麽好啊？你是怎麽找到的~我都找不到啊~求介紹~

蕭小P 2012-5-8 09:38: 回音壁: 我还没毕业，在实习，好多是要招有经验的，不过多找找还是会有的，小点的公司会招新人。
嗯哈，我6月份就畢業，現在努力找，你實習是幹本專業麽？

蕭小P 2012-5-4 18:27: 回音壁: 刚接触环评吧
是啊，我的畢業設計是環評，剛答辯完，可以全身投入工作了~可是這個工作基本都不要應屆生的呀~嗚嗚~

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