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A married couple, Mr. Hakimy and Mrs. Tiny frequently change their domestic helpers every two weeks because the domestic helpers often cause problems in the house and also in the neighborhood. How do they face and resolve this issue? What have the previous domestic helpers done?
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A married couple, Mr. Hakimy and Mrs. Tiny frequently change their domestic helpers every two weeks because the domestic helpers often cause problems in the house and also in the neighborhood. How do they face and resolve this issue? What have the previous domestic helpers done?

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