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“Two years ago, a shell fell on the roof of our house. I was alone at home and I had an exam to study for. I continued studying in spite of my obsession that another one might come at any moment.”.
Abdel Hadi spoke to Syria Deeply about what it takes to keep his famous juice shop running in its third generation.
“The crisis forced a lot of us girls to be [financially] responsible for ourselves as the prices of basic commodities increased.”.
“I would estimate that the sale of wood has multiplied more than 12 times because of the surge in demand”.
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