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BBC NEWS | South Asia | Remembering Bhutto one year on
news.bbc.co.uk - 12/27/2008
BBC NEWS | South Asia | Remembering Bhutto one year on
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A Bhutto commemorative coin issued by the State Bank of Pakistan

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the talking dog:  Peace on Earth? Hell in a handbasket?

The Moderate Voice:  Pakistan: Remembering Bhutto & Jinnah

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Peace on Earth? Hell in a handbasket?
the talking dog — ... . And this... only a year after Benazir "Pinky" Bhutto was killed . Amidst other miserable economic news, after soft holiday sales, ...

Pakistan: Remembering Bhutto & Jinnah
The Moderate Voice — ... In these uncertain times the sense of loss represented by Benazir Bhutto’s death has been compounded by “an Islamist insurgency threatening to spiral out of control, an economy in meltdown and dangerous tensions with India.” More here… ...

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