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                    <video:description>Pashtana Durrani has been fiercely advocating for girls' education since the Taliban started making advances in Afghanistan after the U.S. announced it will withdraw troops from the country by Aug. 31. "There are some things that you give up on and there are things that you just don't. Girls’ education right now is that red line," she told TIME in an interview. </video:description>
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