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Jan. 26 - Feb. 1,2001
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Boy’s Life Depends on Right DonorMarin parents need help finding bone marrow match for eight-year-old son
Eight-year-old Enrico Console chased his squealing 6-year-old sister Nina around the couches in their living room in Terra Linda, Calif. He had a determined look on his face as he rushed through the kitchen, close on her heels. “He always wants to play when he is home, even if he is exhausted,” his father Tony said, as he looked down the hall after his children. “He stores up all that energy when he is sitting in the hospital with an I.V. in his arm. Everything out here is an escape from in there.” |
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Criticizes the religious group as a threat to Chinese national stability.
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