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In his early 30s, photojournalist Paolo Pellegrin was diagnosed with glaucoma. His greatest fear, while working in conflict zones, was not the bullets or the bombs—it was the drawn-out hell of running out of eyedrops if he was abducted or thrown in jail.https://t.co/o6pzxw3zM7 — PolitiTweet.org