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BEIJING — When the cyclone hit her homeland a week ago, Mya Moeswe was frantic about her sister back in Burma. Thousands of miles away in Vancouver, British Columbia, the 38-year-old mechanical engineer sobbed as she tried over and over to get through on the downed telephone lines.
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|BEIJING — When the cyclone hit her homeland a week ago, Mya Moeswe was frantic about her sister back in Burma. Thousands of miles away in Vancouver, British Columbia, the 38-year-old mechanical engineer sobbed as she tried over and over to get through on the downed telephone lines.
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