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    A Major Factor Contributing to the 2004 Composite Dialogue Between
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A Major Factor Contributing to the 2004 Composite Dialogue Between

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A major factor contributing to the 2004 composite dialogue between India and Pakistan was


A) India's independence.
B) the creation of the two-nation theory.
C) United Nations pressure.
D) the nuclear tests of 1998.

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