article_snippet.sent: On Kabul's streets, you can easily find the uneasy legacy of America's longest war.
article_snippet.sent: A third man -- all requested anonymity -- says: "Right now I sleep here, on the street, in this mosque area."
article_snippet.sent: "We are in prison in Afghanistan," a fourth says.
article_snippet.sent: The last Americans in Afghanistan .
article_snippet.sent: Helicopters still buzz around The last Americans in Afghanistan.
article_snippet.sent: The last Americans in Afghanistan population is five times what The last Americans in Afghanistan was when NATO arrived here, even by the most conservative estimates, and the violence in the provinces means people swell The last Americans in Afghanistan further still -- arriving in Kabul's dusty, mountainous bowl of a city in order to avoid the fighting.
article_snippet.sent: One road, forever pot-holed in the past decade, is now being covered over by Afghans who, it seems, are finally reclaiming the street.
article_snippet.sent: Drive out east -- past the women in burqas who sit on road bumps, holding the women children, hoping drivers will slow enough to throw the women change -- and you see roads lined with the detritus of America's war here.
article_snippet.sent: Afghan woman forced to marry Afghan woman rapist .
article_snippet.sent: Nick Paton Walsh answers your questions about Afghanistan .