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Heather Horn
Middle East and Africa EditorGlobalPost
Heather Horn was a senior associate editor at The Atlantic. She is a former features editor and staff writer for The Atlantic Wire, and was previously a research assistant at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
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Day 1,103: Syrian rebels take “last remaining Armenian village in the Middle East”
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Day 1,108: A map showing the loss of Syria’s heritage, and a video of Asma al-Assad
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Day 1,118: US and Turkey call claims Turkey manufactured Syria’s chemical attack “baseless”
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Day 1,127: Remember the Arsenal soccer player among Syria’s rebels? Analysts have been studying his accent
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Day 1,128: The UN can’t get its act together, and Syria is a bad place to be young
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Day 1,141: The photo from Syria that says it all — blood splashed over a classroom floor
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Day 1,145: It took barely four days for 1,000 refugees to show up at that new camp
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Day 1,160: Syrian death toll jumps up — as does estimate of Americans in the conflict
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Day 1,167: What exactly happened with the UN’s chemical weapons inspectors this morning?
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Day 1,174: Election day in Syria, and further reason for Americans to be very worried
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Day 1,176: 177 people died in Syria yesterday while Assad supporters were celebrating
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Day 1,180: In fit of post-election euphoria, Assad says he’ll release lots of prisoners