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Case Study: Samantha Strange
According to British media their Prime minister David Cameron and his lovely wife Nancy are looking forward to hire Samantha Strange also known as Sammi Strange as the nanny of their three children, but Ms. Strange’s personal information might cost her the job, if she gets hire she will be the Camerons’ 10th nanny.

Meet 24 year-old Samantha Strange or Sammi if you prefer, her father is David Strange is former vice-president of St Kilda Football Club, is the owner of Metung Hotel and shareholder at Polaris Marine, before all that he was a managing director at Colbar Australia, Ensing laboratories and Gippsland Lakes Barge Services. He graduated from Melbourne Grammar in 1972.

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