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  PPP chief Benazir claims to be a threat to Musharraf Bhutto sends strong signals to Musharraf
Buoyed by assertions of US Secretary of State Colin Powell that all Pakistani political parties be allowed to contest the October polls, former two time Premier Benazir Bhutto on July 29 said that her re-election as chairperson of Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) was a blow to the Musharraf government.


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