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Article: Sharif says â[euro]~only god knowsâ[euro](TM) govtâ[euro](TM)s fate if final word with Zardari fails

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July 16, 2008
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London, July 16 -- Former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has proposed to have a "final word" with PPP co-chairman Asif Ali Zardari when the two meet later this month on what he described as a simple agenda to take the country out of its present crisis and put it on the road to progress and prosperity.

The first on the list of his eight-point agenda was rule of law, followed by independence of judiciary, restoration of deposed judges, blocking army intervention for all times to come, establishment of parliamentâ[euro ](TM)s supremacy, no to foreign dictation, accountability and institution of a treason case against Pervez ...

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