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Pakistan’s political opposition on Wednesday ratcheted up pressure on Prime Minister Imran Khan to step down as his ruling alliance lost its majority in the country’s parliament ahead of a tabled no-confidence motion. Another party withdrew from Khan’s coalition government on Wednesday, depriving him of the necessary votes to survive a vote of no confidence expected on Friday or Monday. Several members of Khan’s party had already defected to the opposition and at least two parties that had previously supported Khan switched sides, throwing the prime minister’s future into doubt. “You have lost…