Supporters of Islamist party Shahbab-e-Milli hold signs as they chant slogans against the country's president in Multan August 17, 2008. Speculation swirled in Pakistan on Sunday that a deal would be reached shortly enabling President Pervez Musharraf to resign without fear of prosecution, avoiding a divisive impeachment process. Reuters Pictures 15 months ago

Supporters of Islamist party Shahbab-e-Milli hold signs as they chant slogans against the country's president in Multan August 17, 2008. Speculation swirled in Pakistan on Sunday that a deal would be reached shortly enabling President Pervez Musharraf to resign without fear of prosecution, avoiding a divisive impeachment process.

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