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In Kabul, the music has vanished for five years, replaced solely by religious or patriotic songs approved by the Taliban authorities in power since 2021.

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00:24KABUL
00:26Turkey is a Turkish that doesn't exist in any way.
00:32When a man, a man, a man who doesn't have freedom of human freedom,
00:41we can do a job and we can do it in our country.
00:45If it wasn't in a community, because we had freedom, we had freedom,
00:50we had social media, we had social media,
00:53we could do a job, we could do a job,
00:56we could do a job, we could do a job,
00:57and we could do a job.
00:59In the same way, we would be able to do music.
01:01For the evening, if we could do music for a minute,
01:04we would be able to do music in the same way.
01:07We would also like to do a job in a driver,
01:10and we would like to do all of the parts of the day.
01:14The other thing is, if we could do music,
01:17If we want to make a mistake, we will be able to make a mistake and make a mistake.
01:51The problem was an issue with a big problem.
01:52I learned to understand that I could do a lot of stress and worries.
01:58And a lot of times the problem was an increase.
02:01The problem was a lot of stress.
02:02The people wouldn't have died, the person wouldn't have died, yet we wouldn't have stress.
02:17We can't do anything that we can't do anything.
02:20We can't do anything.
02:21We can't do anything on the screen.
02:26If we don't understand that music is playing,
02:29we can't do anything.

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