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Once interaction starts at different levels such as trade, culture and education, both Indians and Pakistanis would develop stakes across the boundaries. These, in turn, would make it easier for the decision-makers to come together for a solution." Public opinion was the key to a solution, he said and added that the accords which both the countries strove to arrive at, failed because they were based on the personal understanding of the leadership.
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