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ISLAMABAD — Pakistan’s transition to democracy was praised yesterday by Britain’s Foreign Secretary, David Miliband, as it flexed its muscles by test-firing a long-range, nuclear-capable missile that could strike deep into India. He offered to help reinstate Pakistan’s membership of the Commonwealth which was suspended in November after it imposed emergency rule.
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|ISLAMABAD — Pakistan’s transition to democracy was praised yesterday by Britain’s Foreign Secretary, David Miliband, as it flexed its muscles by test-firing a long-range, nuclear-capable missile that could strike deep into India. He offered to help reinstate Pakistan’s membership of the Commonwealth which was suspended in November after it imposed emergency rule.
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