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Best job in the world: honeymoon travel tester?

You and your spouse could get paid to test honeymoon travel spots. In the latest in a series of positions dubbed best job in the world, an Irish tourism company seeks a couple to spend six months honeymooning.
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A British charity worker will earn $112,000 to babysit and blog about a tropical Australian island for six months.

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Best job in the world: honeymoon travel tester?

Best job in the world filled? No worries, mate.

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Focus Terrorist watch lists: Are they working as they should?

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