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Population planning in Pakistan : how to meet the challenge?

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Consanguineous marriages in Pakistan

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Alternate scenarios for population control in Pakistan : the issue of contraceptive method mix

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Women's empowerment and reproductive choices

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Fertility transition in Pakistan : evidence from census

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