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Feedback summary February 2008

Irin reporter Nicholas Reader (Center) interviews a teacher in a school in Sierra Rutile area some 250 km from Free Town, capital city of Sierra Leone. February 2008. Manoocher Deghati/IRIN
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    Last month, we received a total of 310 unique emails from readers compared with 248 in January. A selection of some of them will be available on this page soon.  As always, keep those comments, queries and suggestions coming in.

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