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Photograph by Amrita Shergil, reproduced in Tony Halliday, ed. (1992) Insight Guides: Pakistan. Published by Apa Publications (HK) Ltd.

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08:07, 3 July 2005	en:User:Yahoo1	({{fairuse}}Photograph by Amrita Shergil, reproduced in Tony Halliday, ed. (1992) Insight Guides: Pakistan. Published by Apa Publications (HK) Ltd.)

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