In deep thought

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Anoma Fonseka, wife of former Sri Lankan army chief and detained presidential candidate Sarath Fonseka, looks on during a meeting with reporters in Colombo today. Fonseka, who won a seat in parliament while in custody on charges of dabbling in politics and corrupt procurement when he was army commander, should be allowed to address the assembly when it opens Thursday, the party said. AFP

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