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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — Pakistani leaders reported progress yesterday in talks on how to restore judges ousted by President Musharraf, signaling they had fended off a crisis that threatened to break up their month-old coalition government. But they did not announce a final accord on the matter, though details of the talks were promised by today.
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|DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — Pakistani leaders reported progress yesterday in talks on how to restore judges ousted by President Musharraf, signaling they had fended off a crisis that threatened to break up their month-old coalition government. But they did not announce a final accord on the matter, though details of the talks were promised by today.
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