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Begum Khaleda Zia, the walking contradiction
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Begum Khaleda Zia, the walking contradiction
She became only the second woman ever elected prime minister in a Muslim-majority country, leading a party that liked to cast itself as the centre-right antidote to the Awami League’s secular nationalism. By the time her Bangladesh Nationalist Party returned to power in 2001, she cut an unambiguously modern figure: bright georgette saris, a carefully lifted bouffant, bold lipstick when the mood struck, and eyebrows that were thin and sharply arc…
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