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WASHINGTON - On Equatorial Guinea's Bioko Island, parents had always prepared tiny graves for their children. Malaria was so rampant in the West African nation, the child mortality rate so high, families had to brace themselves for all-too-familiar tragedy. "It was so horrible," said Ruben Biebeda Chucha, a Protestant minister who l

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