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watanafghanistan: Afghan school girls. These days, it takes more than textbooks and pencils to be a

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watanafghanistan: Afghan school girls. These days, it takes more than textbooks and pencils to be a

watanafghanistan: Afghan school girls. These days, it takes more than textbooks and pencils to be a

watanafghanistan: Afghan school girls. These days, it takes more than textbooks and pencils to be a

watanafghanistan: Ruhal Ahmed, a former Guantanamo Bay detainee, tears up when asked to discuss the

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