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PAKISTAN NEWSPAPER HIGHLIGHTS - FEB 27, 2009.
KARACHI, Feb 27 Asia Pulse - Highlights of today's newspapers:
DAWN:
- Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) feels the heat as turmoil over Supreme Court ruling mounts.
- PPP decides to form government in Punjab.
- Punjab Assembly speaker bolds session on stairs.
- Election Commission of Pakistan declares Shahbaz's seat vacant.
- India rejects resumption of composite dialogue.
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