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 fleeing the war, are fraught with dangers. Monkath Abdul Razzaq, a 
 middle-class Sunni Arab headed to Syria, watched dolefully as thieves 
 plucked 
 $11,000 from a hiding place in his car. Assad Bahjat, a Christian, also 
 reported being held up on the road to Syria, after waiting for a gun battle 
 to cease near the volatile city of Ramadi. 
  
 "Wherever we are, we thank God for every day," Mr. Bahjat said in an e-mail 
 message after reaching the heavily Christian town of Sednaia, "because we 
 are alive and not dead." 
  
 [Sahar Nageeb contributed reporting for this article.] 
  
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