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'I once found myself in the unlikely position of helping a complete stranger hide his identity in the middle of a frenzied political rally. It was July 27, 2013, the day before the national election was scheduled for Cambodia, and I was being yelled at by my tuk tuk driver to quickly rip political stickers and posters off the inside of his cart. The streets of Phnom Penh were full of people shouting the names of officials I had never heard of and the lines to slogans I couldn't understand.' (Publication abstract)
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