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Embassy of Sri Lanka taps Hedges Strategies

WASHINGTON: The Embassy of Sri Lanka hired Hedges Strategies for strategy, media outreach and training, news tracking and research, and Web services, according to a federal database.

by Jaimy Lee / January 14, 2010

WASHINGTON: The Embassy of Sri Lanka hired Hedges Strategies for strategy, media outreach and training, news tracking and research, and Web services, according to a federal database. The one-year contract has a monthly budget of $9,250.

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