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  LAHORE:The Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz that it now seems to have given up hope on forging any alliance with the Pakistan Peoples Party for the presidential contest, has reportedly decided to adopt an open door p air max uomo olicy for future tie-ups even if the latter refuses to field a joint candidate, The Express Tribune  air force 1 07 has learnt. A divided opposition would only benefit the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf,  said the former interior minister Ahsan Iqbal reminding of a similar situation as witnessed during the prime minister and Punjab CM elections. He said that PML-N wants all opposition parties to unite and form one big front.Opposition to devise joint strategy in second APCIqbal also said that the party hopes to retain the alliance despite PPP s change of heart during premiership poll jordan low .  We suggested to field JUI-F chief Maulana Fazulur Rehman, as he seemed to be an acceptable candidate for the  grand opposition  especially to the PPP,  he stated further hoping that the PPP will act in the best intere Zyji PIC emergency services reopen for patients
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