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Sunday 06 July 2008
Adil Najam
About me :
City :
Boston
Country :
United States
Languages :
Urdu, English, Punjabi, Pushto, Sindhi
Date of birth :
Profession :
University Professor
Blog or Web site :
All Things Pakistan
Interests :
culture
Pakistan
poetry
politics
sport
state of emergency
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