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Newspaper from 2002/03/06

There are three letters to Agony Aunt, a column in a newspaper. The first letter is from a young man asking for help finding a job. He is a law diploma holder in his mid-thirties and is willing to do any job to support himself. The second letter is from a young man looking for a sugar mummy. He is a student and describes himself as chocolate in complexion, 5ft 7 inches tall, and weighing 78kg. He promises to respect, love, and care for any interested woman. The third letter is from someone looking for financial assistance. They are willing to swear to any oath or enter into an agreement with a serious person and are prepared to abide by any conditions they may attach.

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There are three letters to Agony Aunt, a column in a newspaper. The first letter is from a young man asking for help finding a job. He is a law diploma holder in his mid-thirties and is willing to do any job to support himself. The second letter is from a young man looking for a sugar mummy. He is a student and describes himself as chocolate in complexion, 5ft 7 inches tall, and weighing 78kg. He promises to respect, love, and care for any interested woman. The third letter is from someone looking for financial assistance. They are willing to swear to any oath or enter into an agreement with a serious person and are prepared to abide by any conditions they may attach.

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