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Updated: 06:03 a.m. EST (11:03 GMT) November 30, 2004

CANADA CHARGES PRESIDENT FOR WAR CRIMES

BUSH ARRESTED

The president received a bruise on his face during the arrest, which some observers have noted resembles a Canadian maple leaf.

Cheney: 'Charges are outrageous.'

U.S. President George W. Bush was taken into custody this morning by Canadian authorities during his two day visit with Prime Minister Paul Martin.

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