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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — Pakistan’s main ruling party is proposing major constitutional changes that would curb the dwindling authority of President Musharraf. But winning agreement will be difficult and could strain an already fraying coalition government.
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|ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — Pakistan’s main ruling party is proposing major constitutional changes that would curb the dwindling authority of President Musharraf. But winning agreement will be difficult and could strain an already fraying coalition government.
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