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| | FAISALABAD - THE CITY I LOVE |
 | | The facts can't be distorted for the posterity, said Ibn-e-Khaldoon, and the author thus carried lot of responsibility on his shoulders in presenting the true unbiased facts. |
 | | Faisalabad is much more than the sum of its minarets, clock tower, educational and research institutions, its narrow lanes bustling with life, horse-drawn tongas, donkey carts, mill chimneys, and of course the buffaloes which have become an integral part of its culture. |
 | | They are wonderful people and my diction fails me in recording appropriately my gratitude not only to those whose names appear hereunder but also to others who contributed one way or the other and whose names I might have forgotten to include unintentionally. |
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