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Yasmien comes to terms with herself

By Lourdes Jiz de Ortega | March 9, 2008 - 12:00am

“I used to break plates so I wouldn’t have so much to wash.” Yasmien Kurdi recalls how she managed to get back at her Teyta (her Lebanese grandmother) for making her wash dishes and scrub greasy...

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