 
 <prompt> text: ```Bekaa Valley, Lebanon (CNN) -- E escape from di war, but life no dey better for Omar. Di 8-year-old Syrian refugee dey miss im friends for Qusayr, wey di civil war don scatter. E also dey miss school days -- when e dey only worry about how to finish im homework.

"I dey work so I fit bring money for my family," Omar talk. Im mama, like other refugees, say make dem no use their last names sake of say dem dey fear for their safety.

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I meet Omar for one hot, dusty day for Lebanon's wind-swept Bekaa Valley. We dey interview im mama when Omar and im 14-year-old brother show face dey ride motorbike. Dem just finish gather eggs for one nearby farm -- na the small money wey the kids dey make na im dey help their family survive.

The work dey hard, but Omar don pass through one even more difficult experience recently.

"Dem beat us," e talk softly, as e describe how Lebanese boys wey dey im age beat am. 

"Dem talk say to me," e add, dey embarrassed and close to tears, " 'Damn every Syrian.' "

Omar dey face different kind of brutality now -- one harsh reality wey dey show for the tired faces of kids all around. Their eyes dey make dem look like say dem old pass their age. Dem no get that childhood joy, with smiles wey dey scarce.

I ask one 15-year-old girl how life don be for am for here.

"Life?" She ask with disbelief -- as if the question na joke.

Numbered answers:```
 <response>: ```1. Omar.
2. Eight
3. Qusayr.
4. Syria.
5. No.
6. Civil war dey happen there.
7. Lebanon.
8. Bekaa Valley.
9. No.
10. E get work wey e dey do.
11. Na di only way wey their family fit survive.
12. Yes.
13. One.
14. Brother.
15. Dem dey gather eggs.
16. Farm wey dey nearby
17. Motorbike.
18. Yes.
19. Lebanese boys wey dey im age.
20. Im mama say make dem no use their last name.``` 