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    Bulgarian police widen bombing probe

    Sun, 07/22/2012 - 21:45 EDT - CNN
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    Bulgarian police have widened their investigation into last week's bombing attack on Israeli tourists to towns near the border with Romania, asking hotels for surveillance video that might have captured the suspected bomber.

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