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The document summarizes the ongoing Syrian refugee crisis, explaining that over 4 million Syrians have registered as refugees with the UN as a result of the ongoing civil war in their country. It describes how refugees flee to neighboring countries like Turkey, Lebanon, and Jordan, living in camps as they wait to be accepted and relocated to host countries further abroad. Once a host country agrees to accept them, refugees are transported to their new placement location, such as the United Kingdom.
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