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	Dawn Pakistani' s English newspaper

dollface701

1-29-2009 8:09 PM

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dollface701 says:

In response to 'informed American' clip..this newspaper has some interesting editorials, etc. and one can get a sense that the US is not the world..in views anyway.

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