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May 30, 2007 News & Features » Street Talk

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Cho Yaun Yi, who is visiting from Singapore, smiles for her own camera to capture the graffiti artwork at 822 W. Grace St., in the building that used to house Exile, the vintage clothing, housewares and goth jewelry shop. Yi, who's in Richmond for two months while she works at Kings Dominion, is here on a work and travel program.

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