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An adult male with a beard and a dark beanie sits cross-legged on a red blanket within a cluttered, austere workspace in Kandahar, Afghanistan. He wears a light brown tunic, significantly dusted with white powder, and is actively engaged in grinding a small, light-colored object, holding it with his left hand against a rotating bit powered by a makeshift electric motor. This motor, a repurposed unit, is connected by exposed wires to a "YASRUB BATTERY" box, visible on the floor to his right. The immediate workspace is covered in white powdery residue, consistent with the grinding activity, and includes a white basin containing liquid, a small metal bowl, and a clear glass mug. To the man's left, crumpled plastic sheeting and fabric are present. The background features unpainted, cracked plaster walls, indicative of wear and age, with a window framing the left side. A blue towel and a brown cloth hang on the wall behind him. Another grinding wheel attachment is visible on a surface to the right. The overall scene depicts an artisanal crafting process in a functional but rudimentary setting.
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