Canadian police seek man who bought enough fertilizer to make bomb
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Police in southern Ontario are hunting for a man who purchased a large amount of ammonium nitrate fertilizer — enough, officials say, to make a bomb.
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A U.S. citizen imprisoned in Peru for 15 years for aiding leftist rebels was released from prison Monday after a Peruvian court granted her parole her last week.
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