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Fonseka led the Army to its victory over the Tamil Tigers ending three-decade old armed rebellion.

which he wrote in 1959 after returning to Christianity, he described this period of his life as a three decade "Grand Detour" .

Suppose you're aiming to spend down your $1 million over a three-decade retirement, and you want annual income that climbs with inflation.

The deal followed the unwinding of a three-decade alliance between Suzuki and General Motors, which ended in 2008 when GM fought bankruptcy.

When silver prices hit a three-decade high last week, David Zornetsky decided to do some buying.

Although publication of the paper would disturb a three-decade status quo, things may not change quickly.

Campaigning may have changed, but the problems regarding Cyprus three-decade division remain the same.

President Clinton abruptly halted the nation's three-decade open-door policy for Cuban refugees.

Gold's three-decade correlation with the U. S. inflation rate is just 0. 08, according to a 2010 study by researcher Ibbotson Associates.

Gold hit intraday records today, and silver traded at three-decade highs.

The deal will overturn a three-decade ban on civil nuclear trade with India.

Cambodia has suffered from an antique-smuggling problem since its three-decade civil war, which ended in 1998.

There is also a looming shortage of qualified nuclear engineers, after the three-decade hiatus in building new plants.

Car sales are recovering shakily from last year's three-decade low in the US.