September 11 haunts New Yorkers in big ways and small
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Some people have nightmares, others   fear tall buildings and others cringe at the sound of airplanes   overhead.
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Americans relived the trauma of   September 11 with prayers and ceremonies on Monday, the fifth   anniversary of the attacks, but also with jitters from security   scares.
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NEW YORK, July 19 -- On most days  in this city, the line that separates the Whens from  the Ifs -- those who think another act of terrorism here is a certitude, and those who do not -- is pretty hard to spot. After nearly six incident-free years, New Yorkers tend to choose a side on the fear div...
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The items on display at the Sept. 11 Tribute Center are tiny reminders of life's vibrant moments: rosary beads, wedding photos, a baseball. But there are also somber reminders of death, from a piece of a plane used in the attacks and missing-person fliers posted by desperate family members.
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Hundreds drew close to the sites of the worst terrorist attack in United States history to remember and mourn those lost three years ago yesterday, on Sept. 11, 2001.
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In this one town, in this swing state, in this entire country, three weeks before a deeply divided citizenry elects a president, the pernicious residue of Sept. 11, 2001, echoes in every corner of the national conversation.
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NEW YORKâA few weeks ago, some family members visited me in New York, where I&#39;ve lived for the last six years. They took in the usual attractions and then decided they wanted to check out Ground Zero, the
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On the night before the Sept. 11 attack, Dr. Sneha Anne Philip bought three pairs of shoes, bed linens and lingerie at a department store across the street from the World Trade Center. She was never heard from again.
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The reverberations from 9/11 include 'a new dynamic for global politics.'
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NEW YORK  - In the month following the  September 11th, 2001 attacks, there was a spate of heart rhythm  disturbances in cardiac patients -- even those living far from  the disaster sites.
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Bernard B. Kerik, as New York&#39;s police commissioner, became known after the September 11 attacks as the fierce, sorrowful face of his reeling department.
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A few miles from Ground Zero, two widows of the Sept. 11 attacks, a grieving sister, this city's former mayor and its ex-police commissioner invoked memories of the worst attack on U.S. soil as President Bush's convention cast him as a decisive leader in a dangerous world, unafraid to make tough decisions.
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"The Path to 9/11" will break your heart. It will leave you unnerved, even more than before. And angrier than ever.
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Pronouncing themselves frightened and distrustful of President Bush, five women whose husbands died in the Sept. 11 attacks in New York and a sixth who was injured
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NEW YORK -- In a city where terror attacks and a massive blackout have come, gone, and failed to stop business as usual, a few thousand Republicans are unlikely to slow things down.
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Five survivors of Sept. 11 tell their stories of the day and how it changed the course of their lives
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For a while, it seemed the sky was the limit for the grand public works that sprang off the drawing boards during New York's recovery from the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks.