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(Various issues of the following periodicals also were used in the preparation of this chapter: Central Asian Monitor ; Christian Science Monitor ; Foreign Broadcast Information Service, Daily Report: Central Eurasia ; Jamestown Foundation, Monitor and Prism; New York Times ; Transition ; and Washington Post .)