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高中英语 VOA常速听力2012年09月合辑（文本）Turkey-Shifts-Syrian-Refugees-from-Borders素材 KILIS, TURKEY — Turkey has begun moving some of the tens of thousands of Syrian refugees on its soil away from the border area. United Nations officials, including actress Angelina Jolie, visited one of the refugee camps Thursday. The Kilis camp next to Turkey抯 border with Syria is home to almost 12,000 refugees. The visit by U.N. refugee special envoy and Hollywood star Angelina Jolie put the refugees?plight back in the headlines - but many residents, like father of four Abu Om Jer, were skeptical. He says that he doesnt expect anything from the United Nations. He predicts nothing will come of it as U.N. officials have come here many times but nothing changed.? The U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees, Antonio Guterres called on other countries to help. 揅ountries like Turkey, like Lebanon, like Jordan, also like Iraq are making an enormous effort, he said. They are showing enormous solidarity and they deserve also the solidarity with the international community.? That抯 a view shared by Turkey. Hollywood star Angelina Jolie, center left, in her role as special envoy for the U. N. refugee agency, and UNHCR chief Antonio Guterres, center right, at the Oncupinar Syrian refugee camp in Kilis, Turkey, September 13, 2012.??An estimated 80,000 refugees are living in 10 camps close to the border. Some 30,000 to 40,000 Syrians are believed to be living outside the camps in Turkey, many with relatives or in private rented accommodations in cities like Antakya. Turkey has begun trying to move those refugees either into the camps or away from the border region. 揟urkey and other neighboring countries, especially Jordan, are not getting enough international assistance to share the burden of this, said Selcuk Unal, a spokesman for the Turkish Foreign Ministry. We are not asking them to leave the country but local authorities could of course take some steps from time to time to arrange accommodation of these