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Clinton: US standing with Pakistan

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US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has said America stands with Pakistan in the fight against extremism.

Speaking at a university in Lahore, she condemned Wednesday's car bomb in the north-western city of Peshawar, which killed at least 105 people.

READ MORE: Pakistan car bomb toll passes 100

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