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		<title>Tei Shi Goes Deeper On Verde</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Los Angeles &#8211; Valerie Teicher, the mastermind producer behind Tei Shi, would certainly be considered a citizen of the world if there ever was one. Born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Teicher also called the Colombian capital of Bogata home, as well as the Canadian cities of Quebec and Vancouver – all while she was still
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