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Pakistan votes; fears violence, rigging (AP)

Date : 16 Feb 2008 Category : World

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AP - Eight weeks after Benazir Bhutto was slain, Pakistan is holding elections that could shepherd a troubled nation into a new era of civilian rule and gird it against the Islamic extremists suspected of her killing.

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