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Lahore : Pakistan | about 1 month ago  
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Mrs Clinton said in an interview with journalists in Lahore she found it "hard to believe" nobody in the government knew where they were. She also challenged opposition to a US aid package, criticising Pakistan's investment levels and taxation system.
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