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    Abloom in a desert city

    Jun 25, 2022 2 minutes
    BY ROB CHILTON

    NATALIA SHUSTOVA REMEMBERS cutting the sleeves off her school uniforms. She’s never been a conformer. “I always wanted to stand out,” Shustova says. Now the 44-year-old Belarusian lawyer is part of a creative revolution in the high-gloss city of Dubai.

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