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Syrian teenager Abdullah Kattineh’s determination to find a cure for the Alzheimer’s that has ravaged his grandmother’s life inspired him to battle power outages, study by candlelight and pore over international chemistry papers on the tiny screen of a battered mobile phone, so he could win a place to study chemistry at the University of Cambridge.
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