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41. Perlez J. Individual meals from the sky. NYT, October 8, 2001:B3.

42. Monbiot G. Folly of aid and bombs. Guardian (London), October 9, 2001, at www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2001/oct/09/afghanistan.britainand911.

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44. Dao J. Sergeant designs a better box for dropping food to Afghans. NYT, October 10, 2001:B3. Waldman A. Food drops go awry, damaging several homes. NYT, November 21, 2001:B2. Becker E. Even with roads still open, security fears are choking the flow of food aid. NYT, November 30, 2001:B4. Chivers CJ, Becker E. Aid groups say warlords steal as needy wait. NYT, January 4, 2002:A1,A15.