Former Pakistani premier Nawaz Sharif will seek fourth term in office, his party says

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Former Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif will seek a fourth term in office, his party says, noting he will be its consensus candidate in the upcoming parliamentary elections and the office of the prime minister
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