Syrians Head Home From Turkey to 'A Better Life' After Rebellion
CILVEGOZU, Turkey (Reuters) - Syrians lined up at the Turkish border on Wednesday to head home after rebels ousted President Bashar al-Assad, speaking of their expectations for a better life following what was for many a decade of hardship in Turkey.
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