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Jason Alejandro
Princeton, NJ, United States
Designer (Graphic Design)
Member since June 25, 2009
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Some questions for Valerie Casey...
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In response to What would you ask Valerie Casey?, posted by Carli Pierce,
in the thread What would you ask Valerie Casey?Posted July 27, 2009
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