Syrian refugees abide as cease-fire is broken

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Displaced Syrian children play in a refugee camp near Atma, Idlib province, Syria, Oct. 26, 2012. A powerful car bomb exploded in Damascus and scattered fighting broke out in several areas across Syria Friday, quickly dashing any hopes that a shaky holiday cease-fire would hold for four days.
Displaced Syrian children play in a refugee camp near Atma, Idlib province, Syria, Oct. 26, 2012. A powerful car bomb exploded in Damascus and scattered fighting broke out in several areas across Syria Friday, quickly dashing any hopes that a shaky holiday cease-fire would hold for four days.Manu Brabo / AP

Associated Press reports — Two deadly car bombs and sporadic fighting marred a shaky holiday truce Friday in Syria, although thousands of protesters used the brief respite in the civil war to pour into the streets and demand President Bashar Assad's ouster. Full story…

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