7．Taimour Shah and Alyssa Rubin, “Taliban Proudly Describes Secrets of Great Escape,” Sydney Morning Herald, April 27, 2011.
8．Geneva Sands, “Gingrich: ‘I Don’t See a Path Ahead’ for Reform in Afghanistan,”Hill, March 13, 2012, [domain]-.
第35章
1．Kirk Semple, “Big Weddings Bring Afghans Joy, Debt,” New YorkTimes, January 14, 2008, [domain].
2．Conversation with Rahmani, now doing his doctoral studies at UCLA, June 17, 2011.
3．Peters, “The Taliban and the Opium Trade,” 9.
4．Elizabeth Rubin, “Studio Kabul,” New York Times Sunday Magazine, October 24, 2010, 40.
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