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8 iPods, Samahan Tea: What Naomi Campbell Carries In Her Fendi Bag
Ms Campbell revealed that she carries not one, but eight iPods for uninterrupted music at all times.
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Former Sri Lankan Cricketer Serves Tea, Buns To People In Petrol Queues; Internet Hails
Roshan Mahanama took to Twitter to share a few images of him serving food and chai to people at petrol/fuel queues and urged people to come forward to help people.
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Ex Lankan Cricketer Serves Tea, Buns To People Waiting In Petrol Queues
As Sri Lanka fights off acute shortages - of food, fuel, medicines - former cricketer Roshan Mahanama shared images of him serving tea and bun to those waiting in serpentine queues at a petrol station in Colombo.
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Sri Lanka vs West Indies, 2nd Test: Sri Lanka Make Solid Start Against West Indies After Rain
Sri Lanka vs West Indies, 2nd Test: Sri Lanka's openers started strong against the West Indies after rain stopped play until after tea in the second Test at Galle on Monday.
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How Peaceful, Idyllic Sri Lanka Became A Soft Target For Terrorists
A week ago, Sri Lankan tourist guide Ricky Costa was preparing for a typically easy Sunday ferrying backpackers between Colombo's tea shops and beach bars in his canary-yellow rickshaw. Then the blasts began.
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PM Modi Meets Tamils In Sri Lanka, Promises Support In Their Economic Growth
On the first day of his two-day tour to Sri Lanka, Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited the country's Tamil-dominated tea plantation area which he said was the best place to nurture a peaceful and harmonious multi-language society that unifies cultures and bonds people.
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2nd Test: Zimbabwe Fight Back After Sri Lanka Score 504 in 1st Innings
Asela Gunaratne scored 116 to marshal the tail to good effect and frustrate the Zimbabwean bowlers, before his dismissal brought the end of the Sri Lankan innings on the stroke of tea
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Australia on Top After Sri Lanka Batting Collapse on Day 1
Sri Lankan batsmen disappointed their captain Angelo Mathews who decided to bat first on a bright sunny day at the Pallekele International Stadium, folding off at a paltry 117
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Google's Internet Balloon 'Crashes' In Sri Lanka Test Flight
A Google balloon, part of the company's high-speed Internet service known as "Project Loon", crashed in a Sri Lankan tea plantation during its maiden test flight, local police said today.
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Seven-Star Yasir Shah Leads Pakistan to Test Win Over Sri Lanka
Yasir Shah claimed a career-best seven for 76 to spin a web around the Sri Lankan batsmen to skittle them for a paltry 206 in their second innings just before tea on the final day.
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Rains Hamper Sri Lanka Mudslide Tragedy Search Effort
Heavy rains disrupted a massive search on Thursday for scores of people feared buried in a landslide on a Sri Lankan tea estate, further dimming prospects of finding anyone alive.
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No Hope in Finding Landslide Survivors: Sri Lanka Officials
There was no hope of finding survivors after a mudslide tore through a tea plantation, a Sri Lankan disaster official said on Thursday, amid widely conflicting reports about how many people had been buried alive under the mud.
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Lankans edging towards defeat
Australia broke through in the last over before tea to have Sri Lanka five wickets away from defeat on the final day of the second cricket Test.
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8 iPods, Samahan Tea: What Naomi Campbell Carries In Her Fendi Bag
Ms Campbell revealed that she carries not one, but eight iPods for uninterrupted music at all times.
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Former Sri Lankan Cricketer Serves Tea, Buns To People In Petrol Queues; Internet Hails
Roshan Mahanama took to Twitter to share a few images of him serving food and chai to people at petrol/fuel queues and urged people to come forward to help people.
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Ex Lankan Cricketer Serves Tea, Buns To People Waiting In Petrol Queues
As Sri Lanka fights off acute shortages - of food, fuel, medicines - former cricketer Roshan Mahanama shared images of him serving tea and bun to those waiting in serpentine queues at a petrol station in Colombo.
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Sri Lanka vs West Indies, 2nd Test: Sri Lanka Make Solid Start Against West Indies After Rain
Sri Lanka vs West Indies, 2nd Test: Sri Lanka's openers started strong against the West Indies after rain stopped play until after tea in the second Test at Galle on Monday.
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How Peaceful, Idyllic Sri Lanka Became A Soft Target For Terrorists
A week ago, Sri Lankan tourist guide Ricky Costa was preparing for a typically easy Sunday ferrying backpackers between Colombo's tea shops and beach bars in his canary-yellow rickshaw. Then the blasts began.
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PM Modi Meets Tamils In Sri Lanka, Promises Support In Their Economic Growth
On the first day of his two-day tour to Sri Lanka, Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited the country's Tamil-dominated tea plantation area which he said was the best place to nurture a peaceful and harmonious multi-language society that unifies cultures and bonds people.
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2nd Test: Zimbabwe Fight Back After Sri Lanka Score 504 in 1st Innings
Asela Gunaratne scored 116 to marshal the tail to good effect and frustrate the Zimbabwean bowlers, before his dismissal brought the end of the Sri Lankan innings on the stroke of tea
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Australia on Top After Sri Lanka Batting Collapse on Day 1
Sri Lankan batsmen disappointed their captain Angelo Mathews who decided to bat first on a bright sunny day at the Pallekele International Stadium, folding off at a paltry 117
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Google's Internet Balloon 'Crashes' In Sri Lanka Test Flight
A Google balloon, part of the company's high-speed Internet service known as "Project Loon", crashed in a Sri Lankan tea plantation during its maiden test flight, local police said today.
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Seven-Star Yasir Shah Leads Pakistan to Test Win Over Sri Lanka
Yasir Shah claimed a career-best seven for 76 to spin a web around the Sri Lankan batsmen to skittle them for a paltry 206 in their second innings just before tea on the final day.
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Rains Hamper Sri Lanka Mudslide Tragedy Search Effort
Heavy rains disrupted a massive search on Thursday for scores of people feared buried in a landslide on a Sri Lankan tea estate, further dimming prospects of finding anyone alive.
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No Hope in Finding Landslide Survivors: Sri Lanka Officials
There was no hope of finding survivors after a mudslide tore through a tea plantation, a Sri Lankan disaster official said on Thursday, amid widely conflicting reports about how many people had been buried alive under the mud.
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Lankans edging towards defeat
Australia broke through in the last over before tea to have Sri Lanka five wickets away from defeat on the final day of the second cricket Test.
