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Monday afternoon: researching from the front line - Afghanistan
Peter Mouncey
London, Mon Sept 18, 22:19
With all the troubling news coming out of it, it's sometimes hard to think that there's a role quite yet for research in Afghanistan. And, less still, that we'd get the chance
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