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Based on 4 verified sources covering Myanmar, Thailand, MY:

FOUR Nigerian women whose daughters were abducted by Boko Haram in the infamous 2014 Chibok kidnapping set foot for the first time in two factories where they hope a new food line will help finance their families’ education. [1]

One day, Wandee, a male orthopedic surgeon, was called in to examine Yoyak, a Muay Thai boxer with a brash attitude. [2]

Global Church News - ‘Unauthorised people’ in Rome veto bishop nominations May 13, 2016 A German Cardinal said names of candidates submitted to the Vatican as potential bishops are being vetoed by “unauthorised people” in Rome. [3]

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