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Mustafa Abdo, 55, left the family farm behind in Kirk, a small village near Kobani. He wonders if the sheep he stored inside his home as he fled have survived the ISIS onslaught. "It hurts me," Abdo says, worrying about his farm.Sept. 30, 2014
