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The English patients

By Jerome Gomez | March 12, 2007 - 12:00am

Do people laugh at your English?" a framed poster on the wall asks. Below these words, two Korean-looking teenage girls are giggling. One of them resembles Sandara Park, her hand partly, awkwardly covering...

Lifestyle Business