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That’s why giving up teaching was a problem; you used to income monthly and suddenly you freelance and you don’t know where money is going to come from

— Shaleen Surtie-Richards What you see is what you get; I cannot be pretentious,” says Shaleen Surtie-Richards (2014)

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