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Pakistan waits for Avenfield verdict

Jahanzeb Hussain Published July 6, 2018
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The new time for the verdict is now 3:30pm.

Apparently it's taking longer than expected because photocopies of the verdict are still being made. This the Pakistani bureaucracy, after all.

As we all wait, some people are trying to be creative to kill the time. Cyril, for example:

Others:

In the meantime, Maryam Nawaz is in London with her father Nawaz Sharif — and they'll be waiting for the verdict at the infamous Avenfield apartment of all places.

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Jahanzeb Hussain read Political Science at the Institut d’études politiques de Paris in France and Simon Fraser University in Canada, and has worked for the Canadian Journal of Development Studies and The Centre for International Governance Innovation, University of Waterloo. He was the Chargé de Mission at the cultural section of the French Embassy in Islamabad, before joining Dawn.com where he is editor Prism. He tweets @hussainjahanzeb

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