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Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said Monday he is "positively considering" a request to extend a UN investigation into the assassination of former Pakistani Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto for an additional three months.
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Musharraf's purge of the court last year deepened his unpopularity and helped his political foes to a victory in February elections. Musharraf resigned under pressure last month.



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