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acknowledge openly afford proof of assert absolutely attest be devoid of truth be fallacious be forsworn be perjured be spurious bear upon bring in a supply certify compel corroborate defray expenses deportment endure expend falsely testify | Only now, after so much bloodshed, has the international community brought pressure to bear on the Sri Lankan Government. It is almost certain the EU brought pressure to bear on our government to bring in the Civil Contingencies Act on the pretext of fighting terrorism. It is almost certain that the EU brought pressure to bear on our Government to bring in the Civil Contingencies Act on the pretext of fighting terrorism. |
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