‘House moved like jelly’ says resident near Bolivia barracks blast
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‘House moved like jelly’ says resident near Bolivia barracks blast NewsFeed ‘House moved like jelly’ says resident near Bolivia barracks blast Reports are emerging from the powerful explosion at a military barracks in Bolivia that killed at least nine people.
Coverage spectrum
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What happened
‘House moved like jelly’ says resident near Bolivia barracks blast NewsFeed ‘House moved like jelly’ says resident near Bolivia barracks blast Reports are emerging from the powerful explosion at a military barracks in Bolivia that killed at least nine people.
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Common ground
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Perspective signals
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Follow-up questions
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