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News roundup — September 24, 2013

Canada

Prosecutors bypass preliminary inquiry for men charged in Via terrorist plot, Vancouver Sun

Ottawa works to replace 'patchwork' provincial agencies with 'more efficient national markets wathdog', Reuters

Harper warns against shorter sentence for 'heinous acts' as Khadr appears in Edmonton court, The National Post


United States

Judge seems to 'favour' Google's fair use argument for digital books, Reuters

HTC violates Nokia patents: trade panel judge, Reuters


International

Banned social media sites to be open in China free trade zone, Reuters

BP wants to halt payments from Gulf of Mexico oil spill settlement, Reuters

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