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By MORGAN WINSOR When 16-year-old Mohammad Nour Al-Abdallah pictures his ideal house, he envisions a sprawling villa with a big kitchen, a soccer field, a swimming pool and plenty of toys. But his reality for the past four years has been a 200-square-foot corrugated-steel caravan in Za’atari, the world’s largest Syrian refugee camp.
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