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27 ROSEMARY SKAINE, THE WOMEN OF AFGHANISTAN UNDER THE TALIBAN (2002). See ASNE SEIERSTAD, THE BOOKSELLER OF KABUL, supra Note 24; see also ANN JONES, KABUL IN WINTER: LIFE WITHOUT PEACE IN AFGHANISTAN (2003). 26 27 ...
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