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graveness

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Recently, this subject has been renewed with more graveness, backed with tangible evidence that is signaling a true crisis among Lebanon's newspapers, even if it is still an "underground" concern.
But may be a characteristic of the people of south Sudan, despite the reality on the ground which reflects nothing but a looming disaster, one still hears of some optimistic politicians who have either chosen to be indifferent or are intentionally under rating and hence down playing the graveness of the situation .
This is the very first time that something like this has happened at the shelter and we hope the authorities see the graveness of the matter.
 
 
 
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