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OTTAWA — Liberal MPs voted to adjourn a committee meeting on Wednesday without voting on a Conservative motion to look into the details of the new revenue-sharing agreement struck between the United States and Canada on the Gordie Howe International Bridge. The motion stems from what the Conservatives view as contradictory statements made by Prime Minister Mark Carney about the details of the deal, which would see net revenue from the bridge tolls split with the U.S. “The fact that these statements were contradictory, the fact that…the minister responsible for infrastructure has told...