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You can argue about the capacity or Sharifs and Co. But the way Pakistan has emerged as a star of international arena post Marka e Haq is something I had not witness in my life time. It's not about Sharifs or Zardaris or Asims, it's about Pakistan, the country we all love with the core of our heart. On diplomatic front - this is the story we all wanted to witness, this is the tale we all wanted to live in. It's a lesson for all of us - you show courage, resolve, resilience and power, the world will start falling in place for you. insha'Allah. May Allah keep our flag high and make our country prosperous and peaceful and above all give us more strength to deliver what needs to be delivered. Aameen

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Did Lily think life is all about look? “NO! it’s like the least fun part of life! the way you look is the least important part of yourself, the inside of you is the most important. The society have made it so important when it’s never been all that. People can be so much more than their looks, people ARE so much more than their looks… However it’s cute to have like playing with makeup, style, that’s just for your self gratification, it’s not for other people, but sure getting compliments on the way look is always a good time, but at the end of the day, those are for yourself, don’t ever do that for anyone else, it’s never gonna end well, tho in this world is pretty much impossible especially with my job, but we have to try.”

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