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by Rajan Philips

After nineteen years of beggarly fighting, a permanent ceasefire agreement smells as good as a permanent peace. It smells good for almost every section of Sri Lankan society, except for the predators who have political and material interests, or just plain psychopathic compulsions, in carrying on the beggarly fight.
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