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Published 11/14/2008 by Carrie Johnson at Wash Post Federal Page
Clutching tender ribs, a kidney pocked with shrapnel, teacher Patsy Spier came to Washington in early 2003 seeking justice, only months after her husband was killed in an overseas terrorist ambush.
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