One concept known as buufis describes desires informed by high rates of information flow in and out of these places. In Purity and Exile, Liisa Malkki argues that these locations have worsened political conflict by enforcing “mytho-historical” views. During the construction of one of these places in Byumba, Shigeru Ban substituted aluminum rods (-5[1])with (-5[2])cardboard (-5[2])tubes. (-5[5])Footage from one of these places (-5[1])located in the (*) Cox’s Bazar district forms the cover of Ai Weiwei’s documentary Human Flow. (10[1])The Lost Boys of Sudan inhabited one of these places (10[1])in Kakuma, (10[2])which, along with one in Dadaab, are the largest of these places run by the UNHCR. At one of these (10[1])places, Steve McCurry took the Afghan Girl photograph for the cover of (10[1])National Geographic. For 10 points, name these temporary settlements for displaced (10[1])peoples. (10[2])■END■ (10[7])