memories from the past

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This video clip reminds me the years of my student life when I used to look for my name on the list after the exam results were published in Karachi.

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{(male) Khalid Mahmood}
Ph:+1(613)413-9812
Ph:+1(289)990-6590
1909 Russell Rd, apt 307
Ottawa Ontario Canada K1G 3P2 

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