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Abdur Rehman picked up six wickets as England stumbled chasing 145 for a series-levelling victory in the second test at Abu Dhabi.
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3 hours agoThe prime minister said that democracy in Pakistan is safe and fears of clash between state institutions are baseless.
3 hours agoThe shutter-down strike was being observed on the appeal of the Sindh Bachao Committee, DawnNews reported.
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- Weekly classics: Back to the Future
- This sci-fi film is probably the reason we still dream of flying cars and hover boards in spite of the fact that we have neither.
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- Saudi women to be allowed in sport stadium
- Women will be able to watch soccer matches in a new facility that will be completed in 2014, said media reports.
Features
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- Family wants justice in CIA killing
- We are now open to receiving a payout because it is unlikely the driver will ever face trial, said the victim’s brother.
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- More work, less pay in our banks
- Many of the local and foreign privately-owned banks operating in KP exploit and underpay their staff.
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- Advertisers cash in on election campaign fever
- Advertising industry sees boom times as campaign fever catches up politicans in Pakistan.
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- Bad medicine
- As death toll from the ‘mysterious illness’ rises in Lahore, Dawn.com investigates the chemicals, the causes and the people behind the deadly drugs.
