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What do I think of when I think of Pakistan? I see the dusty mosques of Multan, the chaotic illegal markets in Peshawar where you can buy everything from a fake Rolex to an AK-47, the ruins at Taxila, the temple at Katas, the food at Cooco’s Den with...
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