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Liberia's Ebola orphans rebuild lives with new families
About 8,000 children in Liberia lost one or both parents to Ebola, leaving them vulnerable to abuse and exploitation
Three best friends fought and survived Ebola in Sierra Leone
FACTBOX - Key facts about the Ebola epidemic
Liberia's Ebola orphans rebuild lives with new families
About 8,000 children in Liberia lost one or both parents to Ebola, leaving them vulnerable to abuse and exploitation
Three best friends fought and survived Ebola in Sierra Leone
FACTBOX - Key facts about the Ebola epidemic
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