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Citi and Office Depot have a ‘veto’ over who buys a troubled Canadian miner

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The tussle for control of Sherritt International Corp. , a Canadian mining company with deep ties to Cuba , has drawn in two unlikely players: Citigroup Inc. and Office Depot Inc .

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