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Either Pakistani, American, or Pakistani-American ... depending on which nationality the person feels most attached to.

A child of a Pakistani family who was born and raised in America might call himself "American."

An expat from Pakistan who is working in America on business might call himself "Pakistani."

An immigrant family who moved from Pakistan to America might call themselves "Pakistani-Americans."

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Either Pakistani, American, or Pakistani-American ... depending on which nationality the person feels most attached to.

A child of a Pakistani family who was born and raised in America might call himself "American."

An expat from Pakistan who is working in America on business might call himself "Pakistani."

An immigrant family who moved from Pakistan to America might call themselves "Pakistani-Americans."

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30,000 American dollars would probably get you 2,578,500 Pakistani rupee

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No, the 12 moonwalkers were all American.

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There are several differences between Pakistani and U.S. teachers. For one, Pakistani teachers tend to make less than their American counterparts. Pakistani teachers also specialize in Urdu based classes, while American teachers specialize in English. Sadly, Pakistani teachers are also consistently worried about the Taliban and their dominance over several cities and regions.

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