Benazir Bhutto - SZABIST

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President Bush has rightly noted, "The most powerful weapon in the struggle against extremism is not bullets or bombs -- it is the universal appeal of freedom. Freedom is the design of our maker, and the longing of every soul." When my flight lands in Pakistan next month, I know I will be greeted with joy by the people. I do not know what awaits me, personally or politically, once I leave the airport. I pray for the best and prepare for the worst. But in any case, I am going home to fight for the restoration of Pakistan's place in the community of democratic nations. The writer is chairwoman of the Pakistan People's Party and served as prime minister of Pakistan from 1988 to 1990 and from 1993 to 1996. She lives in exile in Dubai The Washington Post September 20, 2007
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Reflections on Benazir Bhutto Edito
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Dedicated to the martyrs of Pakista
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To Benazir, in the heavens 57 Ghaza
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Foreword We cannot let my mother's
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and a presidential sword of Damocle
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BritainUSA December 31, 2007 Benazi
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That is why they pit parties agains
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had to go. But they had not mastere
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She also continued to campaign for
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tell that we were all wrong and she
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the United States must review its p
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My life with Benazir Christina Lamb
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Was she in love? Announcing her eng
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without compromise. To the constern
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Pakistani military intelligence cou
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the American investigative reporter
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Arkansas friend calls Bhutto a tire
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She would have been in a good posit
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Within days of that attack she was
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But probably she miscalculated eith
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the peak of the Zia dictatorship, a
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My BB, my boss Shafqat Mahmood Prim
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she had any hand in her brother's d
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A tribute to Benazir Bhutto Nafisa
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called Benazir, which will continue
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How Benazir let her hair down Daphn
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I also remember her discussing Dian
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Later that day as we finalised our
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Pakistan loses a fighter for democr
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Who killed Bhutto? Interestingly, t
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Death of an icon Imtiaz Alam She ha
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Page 73 and 74: We are all Bhuttos now Fasih Ahmed
Page 75 and 76: As she got up to leave, she stopped
Page 77 and 78: She represented the hope, the desir
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Page 95 and 96: She died at the hands of terror, no
Page 97 and 98: in Pakistan, it is also a loss to t
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Page 103 and 104: Cry my beloved land. Tanvir Ahmad K
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