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It‘s not every day that a woman works as a farmhand and tractor driver in Lebanon, but that‘s exactly what Nuhad El-Barqa does.
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00:21My name is Nuhar Barq.
00:23I'm from the hospital.
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00:29I have a child and I have a child and I have a child.
00:33We were very happy.
00:35We were working, working, working, and not.
00:37We were confident.
00:39We were at the top and we went to the top.
00:45I saw my daughter's daughter.
00:47I saw my daughter and I was surprised.
00:49I got a son and I got a son.
00:52It was a good job.
00:54I didn't want anyone to know.
00:56and everything is done.
00:59But he would go and bring him back to the house,
01:00and he would come back to the house.
01:04But suddenly, I went and I would come back.
01:14Where he went, I don't know.
01:16What happened with him, I don't know.
01:18I don't know anything about him.
01:19I don't know anything about him.
01:24My son was 15 days old.
01:28I told him,
01:29I had to go to the house,
01:30and I went to the house from my father,
01:32and I went to the house.
01:34I had a lot of pressure,
01:36and I was afraid of the child.
01:38And I had a baby,
01:40and I didn't want to go to the house.
01:42I took the house to the house,
01:44and I said,
01:44I didn't want to go to the house.
01:46I said,
01:47I had time.
01:48I didn't want to go to the house for my father.
01:50I got here.
01:51After that,
01:52my brother killed me in Lebanon.
01:54He said he has my son.
01:56Come on.
01:57I lived here.
02:04I lived here alone.
02:06We went to the house,
02:08and we went to the house,
02:09and we went to the house,
02:09and we went to the house,
02:10and we went to the house,
02:10and we went to the house and the house.
02:10It was so painful.
02:13I'm sorry.
02:15I'm sorry.
02:18Are you doing it?
02:22Are you doing it?
02:27They asked me where the baby will come.
02:35They will bring you something.
02:37I don't know what they're going to do.
02:38Or, for example, to travel.
02:40Or anything else.
02:43He's gone.
02:44He's gone.
02:48He's gone.
02:49He's gone.
02:50He's gone.
02:51He's gone.
02:51He's gone.
02:53He's gone.
03:14He's gone.
03:16He's gone.
03:16He's gone.
03:17He's gone.
03:17I used to be at the home of my life.
03:22I'm working in agriculture. Where do you work? I'm working.
03:28I taught my father when I was younger.
03:31First thing, I taught my skills.
03:34I taught my skills.
03:35I told her,
03:36I told her,
03:37I taught my skills.
03:38I taught my skills.
03:40I taught my skills.
03:43I went to here,
03:44and I was working on my skills.
03:48I taught my skills.
03:49Then I was working on my future.
03:50I told her,
03:52I knew what's going on.
03:54God, this child wants to be able to work.
03:56I thought, why would I work for me?
03:59When I watch my skills,
04:02I wasberrying,
04:03I was wrong.
04:04She tried to as with the other people
04:07No work.
04:09He needs to work in life.
04:11He wants to work in every single person.
04:18And we're going to take 20,000 to 15,000 in the day.
04:22I knew it was a place where they were.
04:24And they were all about everything.
04:32Why do I want to go back to Syria?
04:35Because I don't want to stay in Syria.
04:36And my house is still alive.
04:41Until now, I think I'm going to stay here and learn my daughter.
04:47I don't know what happens.
04:51I don't want to go back.

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