Harbauer
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Harbatero
Harvatero (or Harbatero) is a male GRO (Guest Relations Officer)--nightclub worker in asia. Masculine version of Harvatera. Related to "Husto" in Japan.
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ETYMOLOGY CLAIMS: Attention IPO PHIL WIPO Intellectual Property Rights countries: Harvatera Harvatero Harvat Harbat HarbateraLV LV LVPH are all being used IN COMMERCE with claims in all Nice Classifications in WIPO thru IPO PHIL 4-2020-3134 registered to Victor Martin Soriano, HarvateraLV and such claims are all to be applied in first-to-use intellectual property countries or wherever claims are valid to the fullest extent of international law(s).
harbatera
Harbatera has the same meaning as Harvatera. Harvatera is a Guest Relations Officer (G.R.O.) usually in the Macao area or Southern China area.
harbatera by Osting Macao March 26, 2020
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HARBATERA by VP Osting Macao March 26, 2020
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