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Sri Lanka marks freedom day amid bombs and bloodshed

3.02.2008 / World News

AFP - Sri Lanka braced for more violence as suspected Tamil rebels set off bomb attacks in the capital on the eve of celebrations to mark independence day, officials said Sunday.

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