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Scholarships, tutoring to save 'lost generation' of Syrians

By Karin Laub | February 2, 2016 - 12:46pm

The 22-year-old, forced to quit law school when he fled his homeland in 2012, could choose to keep working in a supermarket in Jordan to feed his parents and four siblings, effectively putting his future on hol...

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