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Students in Siem Reap Seize Opportunities Afforded by Angkor
January 27, 2012
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Every day, thousands of tourists visit Angkor to stare in amazement at its awesome temples and sculptural decorations. And every day, after the complex closes, many of the young people who staff the site head straight to university to seize opportunities the likes of which their parents could not have dreamed.
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