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...another hijacker as they visited Portland, Maine, the night before the hijackings. Agents are eager to find out why the pair went to Portland before flying to Boston (where they boarded one of the World Trade Center missions) and whether they met with anyone there, perhaps someone who drove down from Canada...
...argue again, perhaps, but the soul-shaking argument is the one we are having with ourselves. Is all this making me stronger or just making me a wreck? Am I doing enough to protect my children? What about that woman who threw her kids in the car and drove to Florida and is not coming back? Is it weakness, or arrogance, to even think this way? Or wisdom? "You could get hit by a bus," we remind ourselves, and then in the next breath, "God helps those who help themselves." So do we move to Wyoming...
...house is considered Harvard property and is patrolled by the Harvard University Police Department (HUPD). At night, as HUPD officers drove the curving driveway and checked on Elmwood, Rudenstine would often come to the window and wave...
...manager, Syed Aamir, said he liked Americans. He served us tea and lunch, and then drove us into Quetta in his own jeep, even though the police were scared to let us go. On the road into town, we crashed through barricades of smoldering tires, and swerved around boulders the rioters had dragged onto the road. It looked as if stones had rained down from heaven. Syed liked the rush; he was take-charge kind of guy and kept yelling at our police escort for slowing down in a panic every time we came upon a group of protesters straggling...
...manager, Syed Aamir, said he liked Americans. He served us tea and lunch, and then drove us into Quetta in his own jeep, even though the police were scared to let us go. On the road into town, we crashed through barricades of smoldering tires, and swerved around boulders the rioters had dragged onto the road. It looked as if stones had rained down from heaven. Syed liked the rush; he was take-charge kind of guy and kept yelling at our police escort for slowing down in a panic every time we came upon a group of protesters straggling...