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Party nominates Pakistan leader

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Pakistan's biggest party, the PPP, has nominated its leader, Asif Zardari, to succeed Pervez Musharraf as the country's president.

It comes a day after a double bombing outside Pakistan's main munitions factory in the town of Wah killed at least 63 people. Chris Morris reports.

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