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Paloma lives in the basement of a tall, regal-looking building on a smart street in west London. Hers is a spacious studio flat with a neat patio area, just big enough for a potted herb garden and wrought-iron table with matching chairs.
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A Kenyan woman walks with the word sexy written on her shirt, Thursday, April 30, 2009, in downtown Nairobi , Kenya. Thousands of Kenyan women vowed Wednesday to begin a weeklong sex strike to try to protest their country’s bickering leadership, which...
