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Hello everyone!

I already posted in another forum but just wanted to post here as well! :) I am looking for someone to takeover my lease in Northern Virginia/DC area. Close to the Metro. I am not gluten-free but my current roommate (your future roommate) is. Thought I would post here in addition to craigslist so I could maybe find someone for her that understands the need to respect her allergies (she had another roommate that did not). Apartment is a two bedroom, 1 bathroom but the rent is very reasonable for the area. Nice community. Let me know if you are interested in hearing more 

 
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