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"I'll be back for a few months and then I leave again."
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"Are you going out again? I think so, yes."
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"Kasper has no idea."
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"Where are you going? Back to the States."
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"You received an email from your professor at Princeton?"
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"No, a letter. He wants me to do a postdoctoral degree."
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"To continue your research? Yes, i'm sorry."
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"What does Kasper think of that?"
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"Actually, we haven't talked about it."
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"Last time we talked, We were talking about your father."
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"Can we talk a little more about that?"
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"Yes, it's very sad."
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"If we go back to Kabul during your childhood,"
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"Where's your father?"
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"We don't know."
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"He was taken away. Why?"
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"Stand up, victims of the land!"
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"Get up, you prisoners of hunger!"
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"Because the Afghan government saw him as a threat"
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"to the communist government,"
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"after they brought down the monarchy in the late 1970s..."
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"In 1979."
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"They took about 3,000 people, including my father."
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"My mother told me about the day he was caught."
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"She said he was expecting this."
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"Akhtar Nawabi? Yes, i'm sorry."
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"We have orders to take you."
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"Wait, I'm going to get my coat."
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"Okay, but hurry up!"
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"They came for me."
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"Keep this."
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"just in case."
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"I'm not a threat to anyone. I'll be right back."
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"Then, he went to prison."
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"My mother told me that the family"
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"would visit him frequently,"
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"but three months later, he disappeared..."
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"out of the blue."
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"Amin, listen. You must leave it high and keep some tension in the string."
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"I spent a lot of time with my brother."
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"He's a true boy, someone who gets their hands dirty."
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"He bred pigeons on our roof."
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"Hold on tight! Amin, Amin! Give me this! Give me this!"
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"Sorry."
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"I have 69 cards. How many do you have? I have 52."
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"How about I trade with you, Vivek Mushran for Anil Kapoor?"
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"No, I won't. Please, Sabia."
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"I said no. I'm not interested."
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"But you have two Anil Kapoors!"
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"I'll give you Vivek Mushran and Mamik Singh for him."
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"I don't need them."
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"and it's always nice to have a spare Anil."
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"Look at him, look at him! He's so beautiful."
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"Ffa! You really piss me off!"
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"How much do you want him? I don't give a damn."
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"In fact I'm not in the mood for this."
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"When did you realize for the first time you were gay?"
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"I wasn't very old."
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"I think I had fantasies about men since the age of 5-6."
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"I remember one of them very clearly."
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"I was in love with Jean-Claude Van Damme."
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"Seriously! I had fantasies about him."
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"I liked Jean-Claude Van Damme also, but for other reasons."
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"I think I "liked him" in a different way."
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"Good, but I"
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"kinda knew all along I liked men,"
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"without really knowing what it meant"
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"In Afghanistan homosexuals did not exist."
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"There was not even a word for them."
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"It would be embarrassing. for the family,"
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"so it was hard to accept being gay."
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"We'd play Volleyball every day."
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"Let's go"
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"My brother and I we made a great team."
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"My brother is very tall and great in attack."
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"Focus!"
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"Currently terrorists are getting"
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"long-range missiles - new ones from the U.S. government."
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"The U.S. wants the Vietnam War with the USSR in Afghanistan,"
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"but I'm telling you"
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"that when the U.S. provides the terrorists with help"
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"to destroy Afghanistan,"
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"Afghanistan could very much become a second Vietnam for the USA!"
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"The civil war began when my father was taken."
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"They fought the Mujahideen."
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"The war didn't happen properly in Kabul,"
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"so we didn't realize much."
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"The only reason I know is because of my brother."
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"He was a teenager growing up."
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"He didn't want to join the army, but you have to."
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"Saif!"
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"The police are coming! Stop, stop, stop, stop!"
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"Run!"
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"Saif!"
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"Saif!"
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"Saif!"
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"Mom"
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"Mom, they're here. They've got him!"
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"You can't stay here. You need to hide."
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"Go to uncle Mahdi! Go!"
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"Come back when it gets dark. Be careful!"
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"My brother was always running away. He wasn't the only one either."
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"Thousands of Afghan boys they didn't want to go to war."
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"And rightly so. Most of them wouldn't come back."
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"They would die."
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"My country, you suffer, because you've been betrayed."
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"My country, You've lost your melody, your voice."
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"Mycountry, you are in pain and there is no cure."
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"My country..."
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"Mujahedeen attacks increase in Kabul after the Soviet withdrawal."
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"Yesterday, 7 people were killed near Kabul airport."
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"Overseas today, the last of the American embassy personnel in Afghanistan flew out of the capital Kabul today"
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"and went to India."
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"Most other Western embassies are either closed or closing."
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"The conventional wisdom is that"
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"when the Soviets have finally completely withdrawn from the country, some time in the next couple of weeks,"
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"the Afghans will set on one other"
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"and the capital will be even more dangerous than it is now."
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"The Soviet transport circles quickly downward, firing magnesium flares"
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"to divert any heat-seeking missiles."
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