Too late for U.S. to help rescue Nigerian girls?
Nigeria to get outside help 3 weeks after Boko Haram militants stole 300 girls, but expert says many likely already sold into slavery
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Nigeria to get outside help 3 weeks after Boko Haram militants stole 300 girls, but expert says many likely already sold into slavery
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Islamist group Boko Haram angers the world by abducting hundreds of schoolgirls in northern Nigeria
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As anger inside and outside Nigeria mounts over ineffective response, police and villagers say Boko Haram Islamists have struck again
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